The original vinyl record player that levitates

The most original turntable design

I still remember when at my parents' house theturntable old vinyl covered with wood with that peculiar sound it offered when playing those Beatles records. What memories! … And how they have changed since then, now plastic has flooded a team that, due to its beauty, required that silver metal fused with wood.

Although now vinyl is making a comeback as a fashion and the buying and selling market is on the rise, the reality is that there are not many people who have theturntable at home, remaining more gif.webpted to nostalgic people, lovers and passionate about authentic sound than there is a youth who do not quite understand that way of listening to music, but technology changes and new equipment allows a different perspective from a dreamy modern design.

We can have a new record player in the retro style, with a thousand colors, with lights and a thousand materials, but also now, it will levitate!… This is what the Desnahemisfera design studio offers us, which has just launched its vinyl player MAG-LEV Audio. Where it is not only worth listening to music or feeling the sound quality, now aesthetics and design is a component that really matters.

The creators of MAG-LEV Audio have wanted to innovate and present a touch of technology and modernity, challenging the retro style that many nostalgic people like so much.

It is a turntable that defies gravity when listening to a vinyl record that experiences zero gravity by levitating the turntable inside our home and visually enhances the experience, thus creating a "turntable of the future" for this turntable so tied to the past. (We remember that with the same technology we already present the floating pot that rotates)

The device includes a set of automatic legs that protrude from the base when the platter is not in use, and that retract when not in operation, giving it a totally futuristic appearance.

It also has a subtle orange lighting that gives the turntable an elegant sensation improving the visual effects in levitation even when the lights are off, and a device to regulate the reproductions per minute depending on the disc.

Even though this modern record player may appear to represent the most absolute modernity compared to the ancients, we have to say that there is an example of a prototype that goes beyond futurism although it is more relegated to a prototype. It is the Flynote that wants to present the future of the most modern vinyl players.

Pure minimalism in its design using minimal materials. Although at the moment we will not be able to buy the turntable, it is sure that it is close to the image of what awaits us.