
Turntable - Revelation II

Building on the insights gained from the development of the Revelation I turntable, we created a streamlined version: the Revelation II turntable.
This model employs the same proven bearing technology as its larger sibling but combines it with a reduced material approach. In its second generation, the Revelation II turntable impresses with advanced technology, intuitive usability, and outstanding durability.
Bearing
For the Revelation II, we use an adapted version of the Revelation I bearing.
This is a hydrodynamic, non-inverted platter bearing. Featuring a bearing surface made of polycrystalline diamond and other highly precise bearing components, it ensures optimal rotational stability and minimal noise. A key feature of our bearing design is its ability to dissipate the maximum amount of energy generated during the playback process from the system.


Magnet relief
To ensure long-lasting, uninterrupted music playback, we employ a magnetic relief system for the vertical bearing. Two repelling, magnetically shielded neodymium rings, positioned at a significant distance from the cartridge, provide precise and defined bearing relief.
Our bearings are engineered to operate reliably, free from wear or interference, for many years.
Tonearm base
The tonearm base is a central element of our carefully engineered energy management system.
Our tonearm bases are designed as quick-change systems, allowing for rapid swapping of tonearms. Precise adjustment of the tonearm overhang is facilitated by indexed detents.
Tonearms ranging from 9" to 12" in length can be easily mounted.
We offer compatible tonearm bases for virtually all manufacturers, ensuring maximum flexibility.


Platter
Our platter is crafted from a specially developed aluminum alloy and weighs approximately 10 kg. Both the height runout and radial accuracy are optimized to less than 0.02 mm.
To minimize resonances, the aluminum platter is fitted with robust brass damping elements, ensuring quiet and stable rotation.
Drive system
Our drive is positioned adjacent to the turntable and fully decoupled from it.
The motor, installed with multi-layer isolation, drives the platter via a precision belt. Special attention has been paid to the precision and mass distribution of the motor pulley to ensure the most accurate music reproduction possible.
