THE LEVITATING TURNTABLE
MAG-LEV Audio - ML1
MAG-LEV Audio's ML1 Turntable visually enhances the experience of listening to vinyl records by levitating the platter. By joining our love for music with careful integration of technology and high-range audio components, we’ve created a turntable of the future for the medium of the past.
Black aluminum and wood imitation housing in combination with silver anodized aluminum shock absorbing feet and spindle
Wood
Champagne aluminum and white plastic housing in combination with black anodized shock absorbing feet and spindle
White
All black aluminum and plastic housing in combination with gold anodized aluminum shock absorbing feet and spindle
Black Gold
All black aluminum and plastic housing in combination with silver anodized aluminum shock absorbing feet and spindle
Black Silver
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THE ART OF TECHNOLOGY
At MAG-LEV Audio we love innovation and music. We were searching for a way to give people a better, newer way to experience vinyl records. By pushing the frontier of audio technology, we were able to integrate the uplifting experience of music into the turntable design itself, bringing the feeling of zero gravity into your living room. We call it The Art of Technology.
DRIVE
THE ESSENCE
At the core of the turntable is the drive, combined of coils and magnets it is the only one in the world.
This patent pending technology is a revolution in audio universe. Since there are no moving parts inside of the turntable, no motors that spin the platter, this is truly one of a kind listening experience.
EVOLUTION
WE DID SOME UPGRADES
There is a lot of people who wonder why we sold the turntable on our Kickstarter campaign for 700€ and we sell the ML1 for more then three times now. There is a simple explanation for this. We haven't been sleeping since the KS and the ML1 model has had a lot of tuning that you can see in the spread sheet below.
REVIEWS
PROFESSIONAL OPINION
MINT Magazine, Germany
“When the platter becomes balanced in the mid air
all words become meaningless. The floating turn arouses a similar feeling of constant timelessness.”
— Thomas Georg Blank, journalist