Transrotor Max Nero turntable (no arm or cartridge)
Is the Max Nero simply about the finish? Not at all. Its creation was driven by something far more significant—a focus on an innovative material that has redefined challenges for sound engineers worldwide: polyoxymethylene, or POM.
This ultra-hard material demands precision in mechanical processing, but its benefits are remarkable. POM excels at absorbing resonances while preserving the high dynamic response essential for capturing the full range of quality record pressings. For Transrotor, it’s a win-win solution that elevates the listening experience.
The Max Nero also boasts a perfectly matched motor, designed with the same attention to detail. Like its counterpart, the Alu-Max, it offers the flexibility of accommodating two tonearms, including options up to 12 inches. This thoughtful design ensures versatility and performance in one sophisticated package.
Is the Max Nero simply about the finish? Not at all. Its creation was driven by something far more significant—a focus on an innovative material that has redefined challenges for sound engineers worldwide: polyoxymethylene, or POM.
This ultra-hard material demands precision in mechanical processing, but its benefits are remarkable. POM excels at absorbing resonances while preserving the high dynamic response essential for capturing the full range of quality record pressings. For Transrotor, it’s a win-win solution that elevates the listening experience.
The Max Nero also boasts a perfectly matched motor, designed with the same attention to detail. Like its counterpart, the Alu-Max, it offers the flexibility of accommodating two tonearms, including options up to 12 inches. This thoughtful design ensures versatility and performance in one sophisticated package.
