Music Hall MMF-7.3
Hi-fi turntables · 2016–present In production
£1,499 UK RRP
The upper-middle Music Hall: acrylic platter, outboard motor and 2M Bronze on the double plinth.
Model history: Music Hall describes the MMF-7.3 as the evolution of its original MMF-7 and 7.1, keeping a similar look but switching to a DC motor (from the 7.1's AC motor) and bundling an Ortofon 2M Bronze cartridge in place of the earlier Mojo cartridge.
Checked against the manufacturer’s site: 2026-07
Who it suits
Best suited to: a first serious turntable for an existing or planned amp-and-speakers setup. Less ideal for: plugging straight into passive speakers with no amp — check the built-in phono stage row above, and note most hi-fi decks still need external amplification.
Compatibility and setup
- Manual operation: you cue and lift the tonearm by hand at the start and end of each side — there’s no auto-return or auto-lift.
Good to know
- No built-in phono stage — use an amplifier with a phono input or add a separate phono preamplifier.
- Sold without a cartridge fitted — budget for a compatible cartridge and setup before first use.
Specifications
| Drive | belt drive |
|---|---|
| Speeds | 33/45 rpm |
| Operation | manual |
| Cartridge included | sold bare or with Ortofon 2M Bronze (optional) |
| Built-in phono stage | No |
| USB output | No |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Platter | acrylic |
| Tonearm | 9" carbon-fibre |
| Dimensions | 18.25 x 13.25 x 5.5 in (W x D x H) |
| Weight | 10.9 kg |
| Finishes | Piano Black gloss (standard); separate MMF-7.3SE walnut-veneer dual-plinth variant is a distinct SKU |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Years | 2016–present |
How it sits in the catalogue
Its belt-drive mechanism is the majority choice in the database (130 of 159). On price it sits toward the top of its category — 88% of priced hi-fi decks cost less.
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