Technics SL1300 MK2 Photo 1002736 Aussie Audio Mart

Technics 1300 Mk2. Technics SL1300 MK2 Tonearm Arm Samurai Audio In fact, Matsushita Electric, who use the brand name Technics for their top line products, have been making direct-drive turntables since their original SP-10 in 1971 and this SL-1300 seems to have carried the principle to even higher standards, while adding a number of user features which make the unit very attractive indeed Only has a few blemishes in the corners at the front of the turntable

A quartz synthesizer, direct drive and full automatic player with 199 point quartz pitch control All MK2 models have adjustable tonearm height, however the 1200, 1600, 1700 and 1800 MK2's have the 'universal' type tonearm with a rotating ring at the base, while the 1300, 1400 and 1500 MK2's have a knob that can be tightenend and loosened to allow up and down movement of the arm.

NOS Technics SL1300 MK II FullyAutomatic DirectDrive Turntable (1975

The amount of fine adjustment is digitally displayed on the LED display A quartz synthesizer, direct drive and full automatic player with 199 point quartz pitch control It can be finely adjusted in increments of 0.1% up to ± 9.9%, and adopts a quartz synthesizer system that locks all 199 pitches

NOS Technics SL1300 MK II FullyAutomatic DirectDrive Turntable (1975. A quartz synthesizer, direct drive and full automatic player with 199 point quartz pitch control Includes a pickering TL-4S cartridge and it's original box.

Technics SL1300 MK2 full working order YouTube. It can be finely adjusted in increments of 0.1% up to ± 9.9%, and adopts a quartz synthesizer system that locks all 199 pitches Everything works great on it as it has just been serviced