Michell turntables have been crafted in Borehamwood, England since 1977. Founded by John Michell, the company pioneered solid acrylic plinth construction, eliminating resonance problems inherent in traditional wooden plinths. The inverted bearing design places the thrust point above the platter for exceptional stability.
The Michell turntable range spans from the accessible TecnoDec to the reference-grade Orbe. Each model features the signature gyroscopic bearing, spring suspension isolation, and compatibility with precision DC motor upgrades.
The iconic GyroDec, launched in 1982, was featured in Time magazine as Steve Jobs' personal turntable and remains trusted by artists including Roger Waters and Paloma Faith.
