Circle 25 turntable, the 25th anniversary of Wilson Benesch's publication, refers to the classic circular turntable design of circle launched in 1989. Using the most advanced Dassault CAD / CAM system, Wilson Benesch's precision engineers can ensure that each part of circle 25 is within 0.01mm tolerance, creating a masterpiece of perfect design.

Circle 25 uses a unique twopart POM round base to replace the MDF base used in the original circle design. POM is a highquality polymer with excellent stiffness and higher damping coefficient.

The lower base accommodates the motor assembly, which is isolated from the upper base by three polymer nodes with damping effect. The upper base uses three alloy nodes and unidirectional carbon fiber cantilever to create a unique sub chassis suspension system. Carbon fiber cantilever is the core of the successful design of circle 25. They exhibit excellent stiffness and energy damping, provide a solid reference point for the turntable, and dampen any structural transmitted resonance. This highly optimized design translates directly into the sound performance of circle 25, creating a spacious sound field with "black background" and high-quality analog sound.

The last element is the bearing. Circle 25 inherits the original bearing design and adopts new materials and new processing technology. The new bearing combines quenched steel shaft and ball bearing with phosphor bronze bearing hub, with highly polished surface finish, ensuring the lowest level of friction and noise, and better wear resistance.