Melodious tribute to roaring V12

As electric cars increasingly become the norm, the sound of roaring engines is gradually disappearing from the streets. Lamborghini has found a creative solution. The Italian car manufacturer has partnered with a Japanese company to immortalize the sounds of its best-sounding V12 engines on vinyl.

Now that electric cars are increasingly becoming the norm, the sound of roaring engines is gradually disappearing from the streets. Lamborghini decides to come up with a creative solution. The Italian car manufacturer joins forces with a Japanese company to immortalize the sounds of their best-sounding V12 engines on vinyl.

Lamborghini has always made its mark with the legendary twelve-cylinder engine. The engine has become such an integral part of the Lamborghini DNA that even the brand's latest flagship, the plug-in hybrid Revuelto, remains true to the powerful V12. That means fans can rest assured: Lamborghini's recognizable roar won't be disappearing from the scene anytime soon. However, according to experts, the Revuelto is probably the last in the V12 line. 

To ensure that the characteristic sound of the V12 engine is not lost, the car manufacturer entered into a partnership with the Japanese brand Technics. Both companies share a deep passion for high-quality sound and "strive to produce sound that touches the heart of every enthusiast."

You will be saved from purchasing a new 'Lambo'…

The result is the SL-1200M7B turntable. The turntable comes with striking vinyl records that capture the characteristic sounds of some of Lamborghini's engines. Sounds ranging from the 400GT 2+2 to the Murciélago LP640 have been carefully recorded to provide a unique listening experience.  

Featuring Lamborghini's recognizable Y-shaped motif, often seen on their cars, the SL-1200M7B not only adds a touch of functionality but also pays tribute to the Lamborghini heritage. In striking colors such as orange, green and yellow, as a nod to the most iconic colors. In addition, the logo appears on the slipmat and below the controls. A Revuelto wheel adorns the plate. This way you continue to purchase a new copy and are spared having to watch the Lamborghini wheel turn...