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Transrotor Max Nero Turntable | The Grid HiFi
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Transrotor Max Nero Turntable | The Grid HiFi
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Overview
Transrotor Max Nero Turntable
More Than a Black Finish. A Different Approach to Analog.
The Transrotor Max Nero takes the minimalist philosophy of the original Max and gives it an entirely different material foundation.
Its black appearance is striking, but the real story is what lies beneath it. Rather than simply applying a dark finish to the aluminum Max, Transrotor developed the Nero around polyoxymethylene (POM), a dense, rigid engineering material selected for its resonance-damping properties.
The result is a precision-built turntable with a POM and steel chassis, a substantial POM platter, and stainless-steel components. Its understated design allows the engineering to take center stage while creating an elegant foundation for a serious vinyl playback system.
POM Construction: Engineered for Resonance Control
Every turntable must contend with unwanted mechanical energy. Vibrations originating from the motor, supporting furniture, and surrounding environment can interfere with the delicate process of retrieving information from a record groove.
Transrotor addresses this challenge in the Max Nero through its use of POM.
This precisely machined material combines structural rigidity with effective resonance damping. The POM platter and POM/steel chassis are designed to provide a mechanically stable foundation while reducing unwanted resonant behavior.
The Max Nero is therefore not merely an alternative colorway of the original Max. Its material selection represents a different approach to the turntable's mechanical construction.
Precision Belt-Drive Engineering
The Max Nero employs a separately positioned motor and belt-drive architecture, keeping the motor assembly apart from the main turntable structure.
Its motor is specifically designed to complement the Nero's construction, while the substantial platter provides rotational mass for stable vinyl playback.
A steel record weight completes the basic configuration, helping secure the record against the platter during listening.
The combination of a carefully engineered drive system, substantial platter, and resonance-conscious construction makes the Max Nero a compelling foundation for a high-performance analog system.
One Turntable. Multiple Ways to Build Your System.
The Max Nero is designed with flexibility in mind.
Its continuously adjustable tonearm base allows the turntable to accommodate different tonearm configurations, including 9-inch and 12-inch options.
An optional second tonearm base can be installed on the left side, allowing two tonearms to operate on the same turntable.
For vinyl enthusiasts, this creates opportunities to explore different cartridge technologies or maintain separate playback configurations for different record collections.
The Max Nero can also be configured with compatible Transrotor Konstant power supplies, including the EINS, Studio, and M-1 Reference.
Whether you're assembling your first serious analog system or developing a more ambitious dual-tonearm configuration, the Max Nero provides room to grow.
Key Features
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Black POM and steel chassis
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Precision-machined POM platter
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Stainless-steel metal components
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Steel record weight
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Separately positioned belt-drive motor
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Continuously adjustable tonearm base
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Choice of 9-inch or 12-inch tonearm configuration
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Optional second tonearm base for dual-arm operation
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Compatible with selected Transrotor Konstant power supplies
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Configurable platform for different tonearms and cartridges
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Details |
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Model |
Max Nero |
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Type |
Manual belt-drive turntable |
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Chassis |
POM / steel |
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Platter |
POM |
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Platter weight |
Approximately 7 kg |
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Metal components |
Stainless steel |
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Record weight |
Steel |
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Motor |
Separately positioned |
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Tonearm base |
Continuously adjustable |
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Tonearm configurations |
9-inch or 12-inch |
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Additional tonearm |
Optional second base, left side |
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Dimensions (W × D × H) |
Approximately 44 × 33 × 17 cm |
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Total weight |
Approximately 20 kg |
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Finish |
Black |
Configure Your Transrotor Max Nero
The Max Nero is available as a configurable turntable rather than a single fixed package.
Choose between 9-inch and 12-inch deck configurations, select the appropriate power supply, and complete the system with a compatible tonearm and cartridge.
An optional second tonearm base provides additional flexibility for listeners interested in a dual-arm system.
Please note: The deck-only configuration does not include a tonearm, cartridge, or power supply. These components must be selected separately to create a complete playback system.
Experience the Transrotor Max Nero at The Grid HiFi
The Max Nero offers an excellent starting point for building a personalized high-performance analog system, but choosing the right components is essential to getting the most from its design.
At The Grid HiFi in Houston, we specialize in premium vinyl playback and complete two-channel audio systems. Our team can help you configure the Max Nero with an appropriate tonearm, moving-magnet or moving-coil cartridge, phono preamplifier, and power supply.
We can also assist with cartridge alignment, turntable setup, component matching, and integration with your existing HiFi system.
Whether you're building a minimalist vinyl system or planning a dual-tonearm configuration, we can help bring the complete analog system together.
Contact The Grid HiFi to configure your Transrotor Max Nero and build a vinyl playback system around your music collection.
Deck options
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Configuration |
Listed MSRP |
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Max Nero 9-inch |
$4,995 |
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Max Nero 12-inch |
$5,195 |
Power-supply options
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Power supply |
Listed MSRP |
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Konstant EINS |
$895 |
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Konstant Studio |
$1,195 |
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Konstant M-1 Reference |
$1,795 |
Optional accessories
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Accessory |
Listed MSRP |
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Additional 9-inch tonearm base with rods |
$1,175 |
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Additional 12-inch tonearm base with rods |
$1,275 |
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Tonearm mounting disk |
$875 |
FAQs
Please read our FAQs page to find out more.
Do you price match?
Yes. We match any authorised dealer, including big-box retailers. If you find the same product at a lower price, contact us and we'll match it.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes — free shipping on every order, with 2-day delivery available on most products. Easy returns and exchanges are included.
Where is your showroom?
We're at 6362 Alder Drive, Houston, Texas. The showroom lets you hear and compare reference-level systems in person before making any decisions. If you're considering a larger purchase or installation, it's well worth the visit.
Can I buy online without visiting the showroom?
Yes. The full product range is available through the online store with free nationwide shipping. For more complex system builds, speaking with one of our advisers first tends to lead to a better result.
Do you offer financing?
Yes. Special financing is available through the BrandSource Credit Card for qualifying purchases, allowing you to spread payments over time with no annual fee. Promotional rebate savings are also available periodically. See the financing page for full details.
Do you install systems as well as sell equipment?
Yes — installation is central to what we do. We design and install whole-home audio and video, home theaters, media rooms, outdoor audio, lighting and motorised shades, and full smart home automation.
Do you provide support after installation?
Yes. We provide ongoing service and support to ensure systems continue performing as intended — not just on installation day, but over the long term.