Built from good machines.
I'm drawn to vinyl, vintage mechanics, and clean lines. Every build starts with a turntable worth keeping — solid motor, solid platter, solid bones — then gets taken apart, simplified, and rebuilt into something new. One turntable at a time. No two the same.
The Approach
It starts with a vintage mechanism worth keeping. From there: rethink the plinth, the materials, the finish — every detail that shapes how it looks and feels. What comes out the other end is a new turntable, built one at a time, never in series.
Each turntable gets its own name — never just a model number. The name comes from what the piece became: its colors, its finish, its character, sometimes a nod to what it was before the rebuild. It's one more way of saying no two are alike — every deck here has its own identity, not just a spec sheet.