GyroDec vs Gyrodec SE II
The Gyrodec SE II matches the GyroDec on drive type (Belt) and platter material (Acrylic).
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The Michell GyroDec is a belt-drive, suspended turntable introduced in the early 1980s. Its design uses a three-point spring suspension, a separate motor unit, an inverted oil-circulating main bearing, and a platter with brass weights. The current model is supplied without a tonearm, allowing the owner to choose a compatible arm; speed changes between 33⅓ and 45 rpm are manual.
Turntable mechanics and performance
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