The turntables come with a vinyl record that features sounds of six V12-powered supercars from Lamborghini's history
Automobili Lamborghini partnered with Technics to make DJ equipment. Included in the new set are turntables with direct drive motors, torque adjustment, and pitch control. Buyers also get some limited-edition Lamborghini swag including a record with engine sounds on it. Italian supercar manufacturer Lamborghini is teaming up with Technics for a special set of DJ turntables. The audio company has been around for the same 60 years that Lamborghini has and the two share a passion for sound.
That includes a vinyl record featuring engine sounds from six different Lamborghini V12-powered cars from history: the 400GT 2+2, Miura SV, 25th Anniversary Countach, Diablo 6.0 SE, Murciélago LP 640 and Revuelto. The disc itself features a Revuelto wheel on the face.
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