ZUTOMAYO and ORION Open Preorders for ZTMYR-01 Record Player
Doshisha's ORION brand and ZUTOMAYO co-developed the ZTMYR-01, an all-in-one record player, and advance reservations open Saturday, November 14, 2026, at ZUTOMAYO MART.
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Why it matters
The ZTMYR-01 follows the September 2025 ORION and ZUTOMAYO radio cassette player SCR-B9(Z), so the audio collaboration is now a product line rather than a one-off, with the record player built to work as a standalone turntable and as a self-contained system.
Key Facts
- Doshisha's ORION brand and ZUTOMAYO co-developed the ZTMYR-01 record player.
- Advance reservations for the ZTMYR-01 begin Saturday, November 14, 2026, at ZUTOMAYO MART.
- The ZTMYR-01 uses a belt-drive system with an approximately 30 cm aluminum turntable and an Audio-Technica AT-3600L cartridge.
- The unit has a built-in 20W Class D digital stereo amplifier, 2-way bass reflex speakers, Bluetooth, and USB.
- The ZTMYR-01 is the second ORION and ZUTOMAYO collaboration, after the SCR-B9(Z) released in September 2025.
The belt-drive unit has an aluminum turntable roughly 30 cm across, an S-shaped tone arm, pitch control, and an Audio-Technica AT-3600L cartridge, plus a built-in 20W Class D amplifier, 2-way bass reflex speakers, Bluetooth, and USB.
The ZTMYR-01 is the second ORION and ZUTOMAYO collaboration, after the SCR-B9(Z) multifunction radio cassette player released in September 2025. Doshisha says the earlier product was well received, and the new record player was developed from the planning stage through the main unit design, functions, and specifications.
The design follows the keyword "introspective cosmic," which the release describes as ZUTOMAYO's worldview. The turntable section is manual, with an auto-stop function when playback ends. The amplifier and speakers are built into the main unit, and Bluetooth and USB are included.
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