MUSICAL FIDELITY M6XTT TURNTABLE AVAILABLE NOW

Musical Fidelity has unveiled the Musical Fidelity M6xTT Turntable, a new high-end turntable inspired by their flagship M8xTT.

The M6xTT offers a more compact and affordable alternative, designed to fit seamlessly into most listening spaces without compromising on performance.

MUSICAL FIDELITY M6XTT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

The Musical Fidelity M6xTT Turntable features a dual-layer acrylic plinth with a non-resonant design that isolates the tonearm and bearing assembly from the motor. Four height-adjustable magnetic feet with Teflon spacers ensure stable support and resonance control. The turntable’s bold multi-acrylic structure pairs with a 6.6kg aluminium platter, damped with TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) for improved stability and sound quality.

MUSICAL FIDELITY M6XTT MOTOR AND DRIVE SYSTEM

The motor in the M6xTT incorporates a sophisticated DC-driven AC generator for precision. This system generates frequency and voltage internally, resulting in stable rotation speeds at 33 and 45rpm, which can be adjusted with push-button controls. A single, seamless drive belt connects the motor to the platter for enhanced consistency.

NEW MUSICAL FIDELITY 9” TONEARM

The M6xTT is equipped with a specially developed 9” tonearm featuring a conical aluminium tube and acrylic bearing ring for ultra-low resonance. Fully adjustable for azimuth and VTA, the tonearm includes two TPE-damped counterweights, accommodating a variety of cartridges. Its 5P DIN connection allows for easy cable upgrades.

ACCESSORIES AND CUSTOMISATION OPTIONS

Each M6xTT includes a leather platter mat, a heavy aluminium record puck, and a semi-balanced 5P-to-RCA interconnect cable. While a dust cover is sold separately, the turntable can be purchased with or without the pre-mounted tonearm, providing flexibility for audiophiles.

MUSICAL FIDELITY M6XTT AVAILABILITY AND PRICING

The Musical Fidelity M6xTT is available now through Henley Audio in the UK, priced at £4,799

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