Former chief designer of Apple, Jony Ive collaborated with Scottish audio company Linn to create a turntable to commemorate the company’s 50th anniversary.. Though I haven’t worked in hardware since I left Apple four years ago. LoveFrom teamed up with Linn to produce a record player that sold for around £50,000, around $60,000.

About, Linn CEO Gilad Tiefenbrun is very excited about this collaborationHe voiced this in a promotional video that took a similar approach to Apple’s for promoting the device.

A turntable with the vision of Jony Ive

According to the product description available on Linn’s official site, LoveFrom has applied its design expertise to new precision-machined power and speed control knobs and hinges.provides a nice and precise interaction with the turntable. Additional aesthetic enhancements have been made with deep respect for the Sondek LP12’s classic shape, product quality and integrity.

During sound enhancement is provided by Linn’s new Bedrok socket technology; It creates orthogonal layers placed under extreme pressure to create a completely new, solid and massive material. The resulting ultra-dense wood has negligible resonance and a superior isolation enclosure for the turntable mechanism.

Linn’s limited edition Sondek LP12 50 is now available for pre-order. 250 units will be produced and will begin to be sent to buyers in August 2023..

This year, Apple’s legendary chief designer has once again made headlines for his work with organizations since LoveFrom. and special events. On the one hand, he was the creator of the famous red ball on which “Red Nose Day” is celebrated in the UK, and most recently King Charles III. He was responsible for the emblem of Carlos’ coronation.

Previously, His company has already established collaborations with well-known brands such as Ferrari.. Tech enthusiasts look forward to the growth of LoveFrom, with no specific details yet to be revealed about the projects Ive and his team will be working on under this multi-year deal with Ferrari.