X2 B n/c in Piano Black, Satin Black, Satin White, Walnut. High-end, manual belt-drive turntable designed to deliver audiophile-grade sound through a "True Balanced Connection" system. It is a significantly upgraded version of the original X2, featuring superior, specialized components aimed at reducing noise and interference, often featuring an Ortofon Quintet Red moving coil (MC) cartridge.
Key Features:
- True Balanced Connection: Features a 5-pin mini XLR output alongside standard RCA, allowing for fully balanced signal transmission to a compatible phono stage (e.g., Phono Box S3 B or DS3 B) to reduce noise and interference.
- Ortofon Quintet Red Cartridge: Comes factory-fitted with this moving coil cartridge, which is crucial for accessing a fully balanced signal, providing an open and dynamic sound.
- 9” Carbon-Aluminium Tonearm: A one-piece, rigid, 9-inch sandwich-construction tonearm provides better internal damping compared to previous models, and features fully adjustable Azimuth and VTA (Vertical Tracking Angle).
- Heavy Acrylic Platter: A 30mm thick, 2 kg heavy non-resonant acrylic platter provides a stable, low-noise platform for vinyl playback.
- Electronic Speed Control: Features a 33/45/78 RPM DC/AC generator board for stable rotation, with easy speed changes via a top-mounted push button.
- Decoupled Motor Suspension: The motor is suspended on a TPE belt, isolating it from the main chassis to minimize vibration transmission.
- Damped Metal Feet: Height-adjustable, TPE-damped aluminum feet reduce acoustic feedback and ensure a level, stable setup.
- Heavy MDF Chassis: A solid, high-mass CNC-machined MDF chassis (available in 8-layer high-gloss black, satin black, white, or real walnut veneer) adds to the turntable's overall stability and resonance control.
Specifications:
- Output Power: N/A
- Form Factor: rectangular, minimalist, and monolithic plinth shape
- Weight: 10 kg
- Connectivity: wired
turntable, is headquartered in Mistelbach, Austria. The company was founded in 1991 by Heinz Lichtenegger and produces its turntables, including the X2 B, in the Czech Republic.








