The Omega 100’s design is at once simple and elegant. Ultra-connected, it implements state-of-the-art technologies which reproduce the warm, vintage sound of vinyl, without constraints. Unique aesthetic qualities The Elipson Omega 100 has been designed to offer a streamlined, enjoyable user experience. Its large sub-chassis integrates a variety of functions which are showcased by a band of chrome-plated or brushed metal. Its silhouette, finish, and meticulous construction are a tribute to sophisticated French design. Not a single screw is visible, the cover is made-to-measure and the angles are rounded for a more elegant appearance. The high-tech design creates a contrast with the nostalgia conjured up by the object itself, which makes this turntable a neo-vintage reference for the living room. An ultra-connected turntable Faithful to its principles, Elipson aims to endow this mythical object with new functions. After having found that the majority of people buying LPs were under 30, the brand built a turntable which can be easily connected to all the Bluetooth speakers on the market. The carefully selected, state-of-the-art electronics offer a number of possibilities: • A premium phono preamp allowing the user to connect the turntable to any amplifier. • Apt-X Bluetooth transmission for wireless connectivity and a wider range of placement options, letting the user enjoy the warm, analog sound of LPs with any portable speaker. • A USB output to allow the user to make digital copies of his or her favorite records, which may then be brought anywhere. Optimized Functions Each of the Omega 100 turntable’s functions has been optimized. Its carbon tonearm, designed by the brand’s engineers, is equipped with a Ortofon OM10 cartridge. The suspended motor entirely eliminates friction, while the extraordinarily precise rotational speed generator enables playback for 33, 45 and 78 rpm records. The world’s only preamplified, Bluetooth turntable “Made in France” Designed and built in France, the Elipson turntable is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship. A team of passionate experts ensures that Elipson turntables are manufactured with the same amount of care and attention to detail, every day. Mount and adjust a new cartridge on a Hi-Fi
The history of Elipson is inextricably linked to its managing director, Joseph Léon. Born in Bordeaux, he studied at the Arts et Métiersschool and was passionate about sound. In 1930, he took part in the assembly and development of sound systems used in cinemas as part of the Radio Cinéma branch of the CSF holding. At the same time, Joseph Léon and his brother Juan were working on a portable recording device, the Monobloc VV3. A member of the resistance decorated with the War Cross, JosephLéon joined the Multimeter company after his demobilization. At this point in time, Multimeter was a small company specializing in the conception of motors for electronic toys. Its main production was made up of locomotives and train track for children. The company also manufactured miniature electric parts used in the conception of transformers, dynamos, and alternators. In other words, educational toys to build on your own in order to learn the basics of industrial electricity.
Data sheet
Chassis Lacquered PMMA
Plate Pressed steel
Tonearm Carbon
Cartridge OM 10
Centralizer Aluminium
Frequency Response (±3 dB) 25Hz-20KHz (-3 dB/+1 dB)
preamp Built-in high-end RIAA preamp
Bluetooth Class 2 : -6dBm ~ 4 dBm / 2.4G : 2.402 à 2.480GHz
aptX Yes
USB Opto-isolated USB output allowing vinyl recording
Gain MM : 40,5 dB / MC : 61 dB
Crosstalk MM :88 dB / MC :78 dB
THD MM : 0,006 % / MC : 0,05 %
Signal/noise ratio MM : 82 dB / MC : 76 dB
Dimensions (W x H x D) 450 x 120 x 380 mm
Weight 5,8kg
Dimensions packaging (W x H x D) 585 x 275 x 465 mm
Weight with packaging, unit 7,6 kg
Specific References
ean13 3760221801486
