The design is kept relatively simple and follows well-established "best practices" – it is a conservative design. Essentially, it is a solid base construction that supports a massive, inverted tool-steel sleeve shaft with a ceramic ball as the actual load-bearing structure.

The MKII version features an improved turntable bearing system. The main shaft consists of a main body made of brass material with the best resonance frequency, a high-precision mirror-finished ceramic main shaft with a 0.003 mm diameter, and a self-lubricating shaft sleeve structure, which significantly improves running accuracy and the signal-to-noise ratio. The drive motor features a precise DC motor servo system, and the user can accurately adjust the speed of the platter via an external speed control system.

Suspension:
Mass-loaded on 3-point solid aluminum domes

Base:
Single-piece machined anodized aluminum

Platter:
Machined 67 mm acrylic, contoured to match the record surface (recess for record label)

Bearing:
Inverted fixed spindle with large diameter and polished ceramic ball on a Teflon thrust plate

Motor:
German-made precision high-torque AC motor with pulley (33 + 45 rpm).

Wow and flutter: Less than 0.1%

Rumble:
Better than 80 dB

Speed accuracy:
Within 0.01%

Motor power supply:
100 V ~ 240 V, 50 Hz / 60 Hz AC, depending on country.

Herstellerangaben:

FLUX-Hifi GmbH & Co. KG
12-16 Fritz-Karl-Henkel-Strasse
67454 , Haßloch
Germany
info@opera-consonance.de