Orbit Theory + Ortofon 2M Bronze vs Audio-Technica LP7X
The LP7X's output is 4.0 mV against the Orbit Theory + Ortofon 2M Bronze's 5.0 mV. Both share wow & flutter (0.100%), drive type (Belt), and platter material (Acrylic).
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About the Orbit Theory + Ortofon 2M Bronze
The U-Turn Audio Orbit Theory Turntable is a manual belt-drive turntable that combines timeless design with modern audio technology. It features an ultra-quiet AC synchronous motor with electronic speed control for 33 and 45 RPM playback. The turntable is equipped with the OA3 Pro molded magnesium tonearm, which includes adjustable anti-skate and dial counterweight. The Ortofon 2M Blue cartridge is standard, but it can be upgraded to the Ortofon 2M Bronze for enhanced sound quality. The platter is a grooved acrylic design with a frosted finish, and the main bearing uses self-lubricating polymer bearings with a stainless steel shaft. The plinth is available in solid hardwood options, and the turntable includes adjustable-height aluminum feet with Sorbothane for vibration damping.
Specifications
Turntable
Turntable mechanics and performance
- Speeds
- 33⅓, 45 RPM
- Drive Type
- belt
- Platter Material
- acrylic
- Wow & Flutter
- 0.100%
- Built-in Phono Stage
- No
Cartridge
Phono cartridge specifications
- Cartridge Type
- MM
- Output Voltage
- 5.0 mV
Tonearm
Tonearm specifications
- Mounting Type
- universal
Physical Dimensions
Size, weight, and appearance
- Dimensions
- 425.45 × 107.95 × 254 mm (W × H × D)
- Available Colors
- ebonized white oak, rift-cut walnut
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