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WebLaunched in 1977, John Michell sought to create a turntable designed to be as much an artistic masterpiece as as a precision audiophile instrument. He did it. The Michell Reference Electronic served as the company's foundation and the blueprint for subsequent research and development. The fruits of which we are able to enjoy. WebIn the mid-1960s, John Michell founded Michell Engineering. The company concentrated on making parts for other record player companies for a decade, but all the time, John was focused on developing the single … highcharts background transparent

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WebReference Electronic Syncro Tecnodec Contact http://www.michell-engineering.co.uk J.A.Michell Engineering, 2 Theobald Street, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, WD6 4SE 44. (0208).953.0771 Michell owners manuals, service manuals, schematics, catalogues and other documents are provided free of charge for personal use. WebMichell Engineering has been manufacturing turntables since 1977 when it created the Michell Reference Electronic. Their Gyrodec turntable was introduced in the early 1980’s and is one of the most iconic turntable designs of all time and is still in production. A key attribute of Michell turntables is their ability to be upgraded and ... Web1977 saw the development of the first true Michell Engineering turntable – the Michell Reference Electronic. Offered in either a coloured mirror finish or marble plinth, both of these models are extremely rare these days. This was followed by the more upmarket Prisma, which was the first Michell product to be manufactured totally from the ... highcharts bar width