AMG Giro with 9W2 Tonearm

AMG Giro with 9W2 Tonearm

There are many things, the Giro has in common with his big brother, the Viella; this list shows only a few of them:

- the design of the platter-bearing is almost the same, only the dimension is reduced a bit, to perfectly match the lower mass of the platter.

- the platter shows the same shape (also from below).

- the 9W2 tonearm that is used, looks like a identical copy of the 12J2 (which is used on the Viella), only shorter;  in fact it uses the same key-technologies (patented bearing, antiskating-adjustment, internal wiring), but of course everything     is designed to meet the needs of a 9 inch tonearm.

The new AMG Giro turntable features the AMG 9W2 9-inch tonearm and brings AMG’s sonic and visual excellence to a new, more affordable price point. The belt-driven platter is a combination of synthetic and aluminum materials and uses the decoupled spindle design of the highly-acclaimed AMG Viella V12 turntable. Similarly, the platter bearing is a scaled version of the Viella platter bearing. The Giro’s “double circle” plinth is machined from aircraft-grade aluminum and features both 33 and 45 RPM via electronic control.

“[The Giro] pulls so much information out of the grooves”

“The experience will be a revelation.”

-Jeff Dorgay, TONEAudio 

THE ABSOLUTE SOUND

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