The Music Hall MMF-9.1 turntable, their flagship model, is a 2-speed belt driven audiophile turntable employing the unique triple-plinth construction developed by Music Hall. The distinctive design isolates the critical sound reproducing components; the platter, main bearing, tone arm, and cartridge on the top platform from the adjustable tip-toe feet, electronic speed control, and wiring which are mounted on the bottom platform. The motor is isolated on its own vibration damping base and completely decoupled from the turntable. Sorbothane hemispheres separate each of the three plinths and provide additional vibration damping. The MMF-9.1 comes in a high-gloss piano black lacquer finish and is available with or without a cartridge.

User Manual

Streophile Analog Corner By Michael Fremer, July 2008
"...great detail, a stable, solid, generous three-dimensional soundstage, and coherent tonal and harmonic pallets."

StereoMojo review of the MMF-9.1 By James L. Darby, April 2008
"...Listening to LP’s such as Led Zep 4, Talking Heads’ “Burning Down the House”, “Back in Black” by AC/DC and the like on the 9.1, elicits a very visceral, physical and emotional response."

Postive Feedback reveiw of the MMF-9
"...The MMF-9 had lots of presence. It sounded punchy, dynamic, and alive."

Features:

Music Hall’s unique triple-plinth construction

One piece carbon fiber tone arm with flexible internal wire drawn from high purity copper

Counterweight’s center of gravity is level with the stylus tip and decoupled from the arm, acts as a resonance damper

Completely isolated/decoupled electronic speed controlled (33 and 45rpm) 50Hz motor

Inverted ceramic main bearing for quiet operation

Non-resonant 1” thick acrylic platter

High quality gold plated RCA connectors with detachable phono cable

Adjustable tip-toe feet with anti-scratch cups

Low noise fully manual belt-drive design

Hinged dustcover, 45rpm adapter, and spirit level

Excellent instruction manual and easy assembly