Michell Audio Orbe SE Turntable

The 'Never Connected™' circuitry isolates the motor from the AC mains, ensuring that electrical noise and fluctuations do not interfere with the turntable's speed stability. This results in a cleaner, more precise playback experience.

No, the Orbe SE is sold as a turntable deck. You will need to purchase a compatible tonearm and cartridge separately to complete your setup.

By separating the motor from the main chassis, the design prevents mechanical vibrations from the motor from traveling through the plinth to the platter. This isolation is critical for maintaining a low noise floor during playback.

The clamp flattens warped records against the platter, ensuring consistent contact across the entire surface. This improves tracking stability and helps the stylus extract more detail from the vinyl grooves.

The turntable uses a three-point spring suspension that requires careful leveling and adjustment to ensure the sub-chassis is properly balanced. While it is a manual process, it is a standard procedure for high-end turntables and ensures the best sonic performance.

Yes, the Orbe SE supports both 33 1/3 and 45 RPM speeds. You can switch between them using the controls on the included power supply unit.