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Connected-Fidelity
Website:https://www.connected-fidelity.com/
Est. year: 2021
Connected Fidelity is a small British company led by Michael Osborn, an industry figure with a background in acoustic isolation and high-end product design. Its first turntable, the TT Hub, was shown at the Bristol HiFi Show in 2023, and the company also makes Float isolation pucks.
Range & what it's known for
The TT Hub is a belt-drive deck built in three tiers, a base plinth, a chassis and a sub-chassis, all machined from bamboo plywood and offered in a light or dark finish. An AC-synchronous motor in an aluminium housing is run by a quartz-regulated controller, and the 30 mm acrylic platter turns on a PEEK bearing. The deck accepts many different tonearms, and a two-arm version can be ordered.
Who owns it and where it's made
Connected Fidelity is a privately run UK company headed by Michael Osborn. In December 2024 Sierra Sound took over US distribution and offers the TT Hub in packages with tonearms and cartridges.
The lineup in this catalog
Turntables, represented by the TT Hub, which sells for about USD 5,000.
Who it's for
A record collector planning a deck around a favourite tonearm, or two of them, is the clearest buyer for the non-suspended belt-drive TT Hub, which comes from a small specialist rather than a large catalog maker.
Range & what it's known for
The TT Hub is a belt-drive deck built in three tiers, a base plinth, a chassis and a sub-chassis, all machined from bamboo plywood and offered in a light or dark finish. An AC-synchronous motor in an aluminium housing is run by a quartz-regulated controller, and the 30 mm acrylic platter turns on a PEEK bearing. The deck accepts many different tonearms, and a two-arm version can be ordered.
Who owns it and where it's made
Connected Fidelity is a privately run UK company headed by Michael Osborn. In December 2024 Sierra Sound took over US distribution and offers the TT Hub in packages with tonearms and cartridges.
The lineup in this catalog
Turntables, represented by the TT Hub, which sells for about USD 5,000.
Who it's for
A record collector planning a deck around a favourite tonearm, or two of them, is the clearest buyer for the non-suspended belt-drive TT Hub, which comes from a small specialist rather than a large catalog maker.
