Roksan Attessa Turntable with a Unipivot tonearm, 10 mm glass platter and built-in MM phono stage. An electronic generator holds its 33 or 45 rpm speed, and a switch sends the signal to an external phono stage when needed.

The Attessa Turntable's plinth, a single isolated block, rests on decoupled feet. This construction and the 10 mm glass platter, ringed with anodised aluminium, keep stray vibrations away from the groove. At 432 mm wide, 353 mm deep and 6.3 kg, the turntable takes up little space and matches the other components of the Attessa range.
The arm rests on a single bearing point: a glass jewel pivot. Its composite construction, with a 5052 aluminium top and an ABS underside, keeps the assembly light, and doing without a multi-axis design avoids fiddly adjustments during setup. Recommended tracking force is 1.8 to 2.2 g, with an effective length of 240 mm and an effective mass of 14.9 g.
Speed switches between 33 and 45 rpm. A digitally synthesised AC signal generator built into the turntable drives the 24-pole synchronous motor, itself isolated from vibration, and holds rotation to within a microsecond. A record keeps the tempo of the original recording, with no drift from one end of the side to the other.
The turntable has its own phono stage for MM cartridges: 42 dB of gain at 1 kHz, 47 kΩ / 100 pF input impedance and a signal-to-noise ratio above 64 dB. A switch bypasses it so the signal can go to an external phono stage instead. The stereo RCA output comes with a low-capacitance phono cable, and power is supplied by an external 5 V adapter.
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