Now on Display: Linn's Bedrok™ Plinth

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Linn's Bedrok plinth is on display at LMC Scottsdale on the Klimax LP12 — an ultra-dense engineered beech with more than double a standard plinth's density.

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Linn's new Bedrok™ plinth is on display at our Scottsdale showroom, fitted to the Klimax LP12 turntable.

Close-up of the beech layers in Linn's Bedrok plinth

Placed under extreme pressure and heat to create an entirely new, solid and massive material, this engineered, ultra-dense wood has negligible resonance and offers superior isolation for a turntable's mechanism.

The LP12 plinth affects everything. Every component is mounted to it, and each depends on the combination of its stability, acoustic isolation and resonance characteristics. With more than double the density of a standard LP12 plinth, Bedrok is uniformly solid and ultra-low resonance.

Bedrok technology makes each component the plinth houses perform better. It's a holistic upgrade that improves every aspect of an LP12 — more pace, tighter bass, greater insight.

The engineered wood lets Linn precision-machine the interior architecture of Bedrok for a well-balanced center of mass. Its machined structure accommodates all Sondek LP12 components with unusual compatibility and conformity.

Bedrok comes in a single, distinctive finish: its natural beechwood layers enhanced and protected with a coat of oil.

Visit our Scottsdale showroom to hear Bedrok for yourself.

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