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Kuzma

Kuzma makes turntables and tonearms in Slovenia. Its larger decks are used for dedicated album listening as well as domestic hi-fi.

Design & approach

Kuzma emphasizes rigid, non-resonant construction and precision engineering in its turntables and tonearms. Its design account discusses materials such as aluminium, brass and acrylic alongside bearing construction and damping. These details address mechanical stability at the start of an analogue playback chain, before the signal reaches amplification.

Maker background & design sources ↗

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Products in the rooms

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Venue equipment records, including their original model uncertainties. Shared-system entries retain the full recorded context.

From the maker’s world.

Products, process and directly attributed installations.

Maker film / PhonoPhono

Analoge Referenz - Kuzma Stabi Reference

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Hear it in the rooms.

Equipment, commissions and collaborations.

London / United Kingdom

Spiritland ↗

Equipment in use

A Kuzma Stabi XL-family deck is reported for Spiritland’s album-listening programme. The exact XL variant and arm configuration vary between accounts.

  • Album listening deck: Stabi XL-series deck with ART1000 MC; exact XL variant differs across reports (Kuzma / Audio-Technica)

Inside the system

At Spiritland, the equipment record identifies Living Voice Bespoke four-way horn-loaded satellites with 15-inch midbass. A horn-based approach can provide useful dynamic headroom, but aiming the speakers and balancing direct sound against room reflections remain central to shared listening.

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