Systemdek Revolution Turntable
SYSTEMDEK REVOLUTION TURNTABLE MARKS BRAND’S RETURN TO HiFi MARKET
Scottish HiFi manufacturer Systemdek is set to make a notable return to the audio scene with the launch of its new turntable, the Systemdek Revolution.
Announced for release in Autumn 2025, the turntable is the first new product from the brand in several years and is aimed at vinyl enthusiasts seeking precision performance and build quality.
SYSTEMDEK REVOLUTION TURNTABLE
The Systemdek Revolution is designed to offer high rotational stability and detailed musical reproduction through a blend of advanced engineering and analogue tradition. At the core of the turntable is a magnetically opposed hydrostatic taper bearing, a system that eliminates mechanical contact at the bearing interface by using magnetic levitation and hydraulic damping.
SYSTEMDEK REVOLUTION FEATURES ADVANCED ISOLATION
To minimise noise and vibration, the Systemdek Revolution incorporates a 3-point mass-loaded hanging suspension system and constrained-layer mass damping throughout the design. This combination aims to provide effective isolation from external disturbances and internal resonances.
HIGH-INERTIA PLATTER AND TONEARM COMPATIBILITY
A high-inertia Delrin platter is featured on the Systemdek Revolution to maintain speed stability and reduce vibrational artefacts. The turntable supports mechanically adjustable speed control for both 33.3 and 45 RPM records. It is also compatible with 9–10-inch tonearms, allowing users to pair it with a tonearm of their choosing for system matching.
SYSTEMDEK’S LEGACY CONTINUES
Founded in the early 1980s, Systemdek built a strong reputation for producing audiophile turntables with innovative engineering. The launch of the Revolution signals a renewed commitment to high-fidelity design and a continuation of Systemdek’s heritage in British analogue audio.
SYSTEMDEK REVOLUTION PRICING AND AVAILABILITY
The Systemdek Revolution will be available in Autumn 2025 at a price of £4950 (excluding tonearm).
HiFi PiG Says: Fantastic to see Systemdek making a new turntable.
