Edison

• Positioning: A versatile phono preamplifier designed for detailed analog vinyl processing.
• Description: Uses a mix of bipolar transistors and selected NOS Telefunken tubes with individual gain and impedance adjustments for each input for flexible cartridge setups. Compared to the digital upgradeability of the Nyquist and the mechanical focus of the turntables, it suits users with smaller rooms and moderate budgets who want precise analog fine-tuning.

Nyquist

• Positioning: A streaming DAC that bridges modern digital playback with high-quality analog refinement.
• Description: Features a user-replaceable digital module, high-voltage power regulators, and custom digital filters that reduce jitter and boost resolution. In contrast to the Edison's purely analog signal shaping and the turntables' mechanical performance, its design targets those needing versatile digital connectivity and a future-proof system.

Spyder

• Positioning: A belt-drive turntable engineered for versatile tonearm configurations and stable playback.
• Description: Uses a dedicated Sinus motor with a heated bearing and a zero-maintenance hydrostatic bearing to deliver consistent speed stability and low noise. Compared to the more circuit-based approaches of the Edison and Nyquist and to the advanced direct drive systems of other turntables.

Bardo

• Positioning: A magnetic direct drive turntable offering refined bass response and imaging.
• Description: Uses a uniquely designed magnetic motor and an adjustable tonearm base that allow detailed speed control and the option for a tube power supply upgrade to enhance bass definition. When compared with the Spyder's belt-drive design and the flagship direct drive of the Taurus.

Taurus

• Positioning: The flagship direct drive turntable representing the highest level of performance in the lineup.
• Description: Integrates a massive Duraluminum chassis, a bespoke magnetic field motor with soft speed control, and an optional tube power supply to deliver deep bass and minimal mechanical noise. In comparison to the Edison's analog fine-tuning, the digital modularity of the Nyquist, and even the varying drive systems of the Spyder and Bardo, it is ideal for users with high budgets who need ultimate functionality and sonic precision in large or demanding listening environments.