Music Hall, a home audio company that’s been around since 1985, has announced its first direct-drive turntable: the Stealth Turntable.
The company states that its newest turntable combines a rugged construction with high-performance audio features, and a number of easy-to-use options that are generally associated with entry-level turntables.
Explaining some of the Stealth Turntable’s features, Music Hall says that its new turntable incorporates a quiet direct-drive, brushless motor that is permanently adjusted to eliminate the problem of belt slippage and belt replacement. The turntable also incorporates a 4-pound aluminum platter that is dampened with rubber on its underside, and it is topped with a vibration-damping rubber mat.
Other features built into the Stealth turntable include a multi-layer plinth and adjustable vibration-damping feet to help isolate the turntable from airborne- and structural-borne vibration and feedback.
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Music Hall emphasizes the Stealth Turntable offers users an aluminum tonearm with adjustable vertical tracking angle (VTA) that can be adjusted on the fly, as well as auto shut-off, automatic standby mode, and touch-activated electronic speed control that provides a choice of 33 1/3, 45 and 78 speeds.
In addition, Music Hall ships the direct drive Stealth Turntable with an Ortofon 2M Blue cartridge that is mounted and aligned.
