Michell LEVIS Magnetic Levitation Feet - Black - Set of 3

Michell LEVIS — Turntable Feet That Hold the Deck Up With Magnets

A set of three magnetic levitation feet for turntables. Each foot uses opposing magnets to carry the load, so the upper and lower sections are held apart by magnetic force rather than resting on a spring, a puck or a cone.

A set of three will accommodate full-size turntables with hinged lids weighing between 28.6 lb and 66 lb. Both ends of that range matter: too light a turntable will not push the magnets into their working range, and too heavy will bottom them out.

Fit, Load and Materials

The Load Range

28.6 lb to 66 lb for the set of three, which Michell says covers the vast majority of models on the market. Weigh your turntable including the lid before ordering — a hinged lid is a substantial fraction of the total and the specification is written to include it.

Pinpoint Contact

Some physical contact is unavoidable in a levitating assembly, and Michell's approach is to make it as small and as unloaded as possible. After setup, contact between the upper and lower sections is confined to three radius points so small they are almost pinpoints.

Those pinpoints are made of a high-rigidity, low-mass polymer and are not load bearing. They are isolated from the metal parts by a polymer housing and spring, and exist only to keep the metal sections from touching one another.

Who Is LEVIS Best For?

• Your turntable weighs 28.6 to 66 lb with its lid — that is the rated range for a set of three
• Your floor is suspended timber — footfall reaches a turntable through whatever it stands on
• You have already dealt with the obvious — a level shelf and a solid support come first
• Your turntable has a hinged lid — Michell's rating is written for exactly that case
• Your turntable weighs under 28.6 lb — it will not load the magnets into their working range; lighter options are in isolation components

How Do You Fit Them?

Weigh the turntable first, lid included. Remove the existing feet, fit the LEVIS in their place, and let the deck settle before adjusting anything. Then level the platter rather than the plinth, and re-check tracking force — the deck will sit at a different height than it did.

Pairs Well With

What most owners fit alongside.

• Isolation components — the rest of what goes under a turntable
• Wall mounts and platforms — the other way to take a floor out of the equation
• Record mats — worth revisiting once the deck is steady
• Stylus force gauges — the first thing to adjust when tracking is marginal

Frequently Asked Questions

How many do I need?

Three, which is how they are sold — a set of three feet, rated together for the 28.6 lb to 66 lb range.

Will they support my turntable?

If it weighs between 28.6 lb and 66 lb with the lid on, yes. Michell says that covers the vast majority of models on the market.

What if my turntable is lighter than 28.6 lb?

Then the magnets will not be loaded into their working range, and the feet cannot do what they were designed to. That is a specification limit rather than a guideline.

Do I need to re-level the turntable?

Yes. The deck sits at a different height on LEVIS than on its original feet, so level the platter and re-check tracking force once everything has settled.

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