Reloop TURN 2

Turntables

Reloop TURN2 belt-drive turntable, fitted with an Ortofon cartridge and a quiet DC motor, designed for stable listening in a living room.

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Description

The Reloop TURN2 is a belt-drive turntable, designed to offer stable, quiet playback in a home listening environment. It comes fitted from the factory with an Ortofon cartridge mounted on the tonearm, making it suitable for direct use without prior cartridge adjustment.

The built-in DC motor delivers a low level of vibration, which limits the mechanical noise transmitted to the platter and helps maintain a constant speed with minimal wow and flutter. The minimalist-style speed selector allows easy switching between 33 1/3 and 45 rpm. The tonearm is symmetrical and balanced, with an angled headshell, and features manual cueing as well as an anti-skating mechanism designed to optimise groove tracking.

The headshell uses a GM/SME locking mechanism, which allows easy swapping of cartridges mounted on different headshells depending on listening needs. At the rear, the turntable offers two gold-plated, corrosion-resistant RCA connectors, along with a separate earth connection to reduce the risk of ground loops; all cable connections are removable, making later replacement or upgrading straightforward. The MDF plinth, slim in design despite its weight, is available in black, red or matte white finish, and the high-inertia die-cast aluminium platter is fitted with a chrome trim ring.

This model is aimed at vinyl enthusiasts looking for a quiet turntable that is easy to set up in a living room or listening space, without requiring a phono amplifier or complex adjustments when getting started. The ability to swap cartridges via the GM/SME system will also suit those wishing to develop their setup over time.

What to check before buying used

The original Ortofon cartridge deserves a listening check: a worn or misaligned stylus damages the grooves without any visible sign. Also check the condition of the drive belt, which can loosen or harden over time, resulting in unstable speed or a platter that struggles to start. The anti-skating adjustment and manual tonearm cueing should respond smoothly, a sign of a correctly maintained mechanism.

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