Whether you are the original owner of a vintage Oracle turntable or you are planning to acquire one on the second hand market, properly identifying your Oracle turntable is quite important. This legacy products page presents the full history of our analog products with images to help identify your turntable. You will also find articles, reviews, technical schematics and owner’s manuals when available. Keep in mind that as some of these turntables are over 30 years old they may have received upgrades or customizations. If you find that your turntable is equipped with parts that seem to come from two different versions please send us photos so we can help you identify what was the original model and what upgrade(s) or change(s) it received.
In the background image we can see the Riendeau brothers. Jacques Riendeau, co-owner of Oracle Audio, to the left and his brother Marcel Riendeau, founder of the company, to the right. They are both standing in front of a wall of ready-to-ship Delphi MkI and next to a stack of ready-to-be-tested decks. This image was taken in 1981! Jacques is still with Oracle to this day, responsible of product development & design.
Oracle AC
1979 - 1980
Delphi MkI
1980 - 1984
Delphi MkII
1984-1987
Delphi MkIII
1987-1989
Delphi MkIII with original dustcover.
Delphi MkIII - Mint condition
Delphi MkIII & Oracle Paris PH200 phonostage
Delphi MkIV
1989-1996
Delphi MkV
1996-2009
Delphi MkVI
2009 - 2015
Background photo credit: Michel Forbes
Alexandria MkII
1983-1987
Background photo credit: Michel Forbes
Alexandria MkIII
1988 - 1989
Background photo credit: Michel Forbes
Alexandria MkIV
1989 - 1995
Premier MkII
1982 - 1987
Premier MkIII
1987 - 1988
Premier MkIV
1989 - 1995
Paris MkIV
1991-1995
Oracle SME 345
1990 - 2019
Oracle SME V
1990 - 2019
