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Listen to Music the Merrill Heirloom Turntable Way

Experience superior sound with the Merrill Heirloom Turntable from Analog Emporium, GEM Dandy, a masterpiece of equipment that epitomizes high-fidelity audio. Production of this turntable began in 1980. It was cast in an iron pod and has an acrylic sub-chassis and a first periphery clamping ring.
The Merrill Heirloom was noted for its constant resonance tuning system, an acrylic lead record support platter, and an inner platter impregnated with aluminum. It has a fluid-damped motor and a quartz-controlled digital motor drive. A total of 975 Merrill Heirlooms were manufactured until production stopped in 1995. Contact us if you want replacement parts for this iconic turntable record player.

Merrill-Scillia Turntable 

The Merrill-Scillia Turntable, initially produced in 2005, has all of the features of the Merrill Heirloom, including the dimensions. Despite being an exact copy, this turntable eventually had several innovations, making it a standout model for high-end turntables.

Merrill-Williams Turntable

When first introduced in 2007, the Merrill-Williams Turntable had a radically new design that required it to be granted an 18-point USA patent #8,406,112B2. All its operating parts, including the motor, bearing, tonearm mounting, and support feet, are suspended in a rubber isolation barrier and energy-dampened.
The Merrill-Williams uses a 14-lb rubber elastomer housed inside an outer skeleton to isolate and absorb energy, even as its energy conduction path has no glass, metal, or wood content. Despite its rubber elastomer, this turntable successfully transmits sound because its motor is mounted in the elastomer as the spindle bearing, effectively eliminating torque recoil. A total of 75 Merrill-Williams were made until production ended in 2022.

Turntables with Timeless Elegance

The vintage Merrill turntable value lies in its aesthetic charm and premium features. This equipment is more than just an audio treat; it’s a worthwhile investment. To protect it from damage, products like the poly platter dust cover turntable are recommended.

The Perfect Match for the Merrill Turntable Brand

Pair your Merrill brand of turntables with the best tube amps for audiophiles to achieve an extraordinary sound experience. Elevate your listening sessions and embrace the full potential of turntables.

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