AMG (Analog Manufaktur Germany) Viella 12

AMG (Analog Manufaktur Germany)

Viella 12

Introduced 2012$16,500 MSRP

The Viella 12 (V12) was AMG's debut turntable, an unsuspended, mass-loaded, belt-driven design CNC-machined in-house from aircraft-grade aluminum, integrating a proprietary 12" tonearm with a helicopter-rotor-inspired dual-pivot bearing (The Absolute Sound review; Stereophile). Its origins trace to an earlier prototype shown under the Roeschlau-Lorenzi name at Munich High End 2010 (Stereophile).

MSRP

$16,500

Used market · Good

$11,250

-32% vs MSRP
as of Sep 1, 2026

MSRP to used market

From $16,500 at launch to $11,250 today.

Specifications

Motor
Lorenzi 2-pulse low-speed brushless precision 24V DC motor, sintered bronze bearings, acoustically decoupled via 5 rubber/metal mounts
Plinth
25 mm aircraft-grade aluminum, CNC machined in-house
Speeds
33.3, 45, 78 RPM with electronic speed change and fine adjustment
Weight
Turntable + arm approx. 25.6 kg (56.4 lbs)
Bearing
Hardened 16 mm axle bearing, two sealed hydro-dynamically lubricated radial bearings
Platter
Decoupled spindle, 2-piece aircraft-grade aluminum construction, 12.5" (318 mm) diameter, 11 kg (24.25 lbs), weighted rim for flywheel effect
Dimensions
525 × 205/180 × 320/316 mm (W×H×D)
Tonearm included
12J2 (or 12JT Turbo), dual-pivot bearing design, 12 g effective mass

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