The STUDIOMASTER T700 Turntable is a high-end record player with a unique, integrated MC phono preamplifier. The integration of the preamplifier enables the best and shortest connection between the cartridge and the preamplifier, leading to the highest signal quality.
To ensure the best sound quality, absolute speed accuracy is essential. For this, the T700 features high-precision electronic PLL speed control via a non-contact optical sensor.
The tonearm is made from high-quality metals, with the tonearm tube crafted from carbon fiber. The tonearm cable is hand-soldered directly to the preamplifier. The pre-mounted Ortofon Quintet Bronze MC cartridge completes this high-quality product.
Operation is performed using backlit touch sensors on the glass plate, making the turntable extremely easy and intuitive to use.
The T700's platter is made of black POM (Polyoxymethylene), so no additional mat is necessary. To protect the turntable, a cover made of solid acrylic glass is included (supplied), which can also be easily removed completely.
MADE IN GERMANY
Press Reviews
HiFi Test 02/2021
Reference class
AUDIO TEST 06/2020
Reference class
VINYL special 2021
Top class
1–2 business days delivery
Risk-free returns
2 years warranty
Free shipping
STUDIOMASTER T700 Turntable
Your Advantages
Authentic studio sound quality
Audiophile turntable
Unique MC phono preamplifier
Electronic speed control via contactless LED feedback
“... The new T700 from Revox is a true icon. ... Revox has absolutely capable people in product development who know what they are doing. And the result sounds fantastic and looks more than alluring. ...”
Test verdict: Reference Class
Reference class
— (T700) AUDIO TEST 06/2020
„... In this coherent overall package, everything, from the packaging and the instruction manual to the drive and its performance, fits together perfectly. It couldn't be done better. ...“
"(...) The Revox Studiomaster T700 is an all-around successful comeback. Both the traditional manufacturer can be proud of this re-entry into analog playback, as can the buyer who is once again listening to records.(...)"