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The Systemdek IIX is a classic belt-drive turntable from the golden era of vinyl, known for its excellent sound quality and vibration isolation.
This pre-owned example is in very good condition, finished in black, and fitted with a Shure M55EM moving-magnet cartridge (no original packaging).
With its suspended sub-chassis, heavy glass platter and manual speed change, the IIX is perfect for vinyl enthusiasts seeking authentic analogue performance.
Visit our Lane Cove showroom and spin records with the IIX Turntable.
Why Choose the Systemdek IIX Turntable?
The IIX is a timeless belt-drive design that combines superb vibration isolation with musical rhythm and detail.
• Effective Isolation: Three-point suspension provides excellent bounce and decoupling.
• Stable Platter: 1.73 kg glass platter for accurate speed and low wow/flutter.
• High-Torque Motor: 24-pole synchronous drive for consistent rotation.
• Flexible Armboard: Interchangeable for tonearm upgrades.
• Great Pre-Owned Value: Classic performance at a competitive price.
Audition the Systemdek IIX at our Lane Cove showroom to experience rhythmic and detailed sound.
In very good pre-owned condition with Shure M55EM cartridge, this grey IIX is ready to deliver authentic vinyl playback.
A fully manual turntable with 33/45 RPM operation, it’s perfect for purists seeking a no-frills, high-performance analogue source.
Technical Specifications
• Product Type: Pre-owned, no shipping available, pick-up only
• Drive: Belt-drive
• Platter: 10 mm thick glass, 1.73 kg
• Motor: 24-pole synchronous
• Speeds: 33⅓ & 45 rpm (manual change)
• Wow & Flutter: 0.09% DIN
• Rumble: 78/77 dB DIN weighted
• Suspension: Three-point sub-chassis
• Armboard: Interchangeable
• Cartridge: Shure M55EM (elliptical stylus, 0.2 × 0.7 mil)
• Cartridge Output: 6.2 mV
• Tracking Force: 0.75–1.5 g (optimal 1–1.2 g)
• Dimensions (W×H×D): Not specified
• Weight: 10 kg
• Finish: Grey
Learn more about the IIX here.
Let us show you the classic IIX Turntable at Len Wallis Audio. Explore our pre-owned collection here or contact our team to audition this turntable at our Lane Cove showroom or enquire online.
Len Wallis Audio Excellence Promise
Since 1978, Len Wallis Audio has been a trusted name in hi-fi, curating premium audio solutions from our Lane Cove showroom in Sydney. For over four decades, we’ve selected products that deliver outstanding performance and quality.
Our focus on innovation ensures every item meets audiophile standards. Whether upgrading or building a new system, our team helps you find the ideal audio solution for your needs.
Experience the IIX in person with an audition at our Lane Cove showroom. With expert guidance and a commitment to satisfaction, we make your audio journey seamless and rewarding.
Ready for authentic analogue rhythm with the Systemdek IIX Turntable?
Call (02) 9427 6755
Email Sales@lenwallisaudio.com.au
Or visit us at 64 Burns Bay Road, Lane Cove, NSW, 2066
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Systemdek emerged in the late 1970s from the UK, initially debuting as a prototype under the name Aristodek at the 1979 Cunard Hi-Fi Show. Founded by Peter Dunlop, the brand quickly evolved into a respected name in analog audio, with production ramping up in the early 1980s. The company later transitioned to second-generation leadership under sons Derek and Ramsay Dunlop, maintaining a family-driven commitment to precision engineering that has defined its heritage.
The brand's focus remains squarely on high-end turntables, renowned for their innovative suspended sub-chassis designs and all-metal construction. Iconic models like the Systemdek IIX, with its teardrop armboard, and the Revolution series exemplify meticulous craftsmanship, prioritizing vibration isolation, stable platters, and reliable drive systems. Systemdek never ventured into amplifiers, speakers, or digital components, staying true to its analog roots.
Positioned as a vintage collector's gem in today's market, Systemdek commands cult status among audiophiles for its 1980s and 1990s output, blending boutique innovation with robust build quality. Later models are prized for superior main bearings and motors, though early units may show wear. Obscure by modern standards, it appeals to discerning buyers seeking '80s hi-fi excellence, often fetching premium prices on the secondhand scene.
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