Technics SL-120 / Isokinetic Rega RB 301 / neue Montegiro Acrylmatte / SL-1200 MK I

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Ein Klassiker aus den 1970er Jahren: Der "Urvater" der berühmten professionellen Technics SL-1200II Serien. 33/45 U/Min., pitchbar +/- 10%. Schwerer Plattenteller mit starkem Direktantrieb. Extrem schnelle Hochlaufzeit von einer halben Tellerumdrehung. Stroboskop. Gefederte Füße. Guter Zustand und gute Haube. Neue Plattenmatte aus acryl von Montegiro und ebenfalls dabei eine hochdämpfende Statomatic Gummimatte aus Schweden mit antistatischer Wirkung. Ohne das abgebildete Plattengewicht, ohne Tonabnehmer. Hierzu beraten wir Sie gerne. Inklusive der Transportsicherungsschrauben.

Montiert ist die Isokinetic Version des Rega RB 301 mit besserem Kabel. Alutonarmbasis.

Alles in allem ein ideales "Working Horse", built like a tank und mit audiophilen Qualitäten!

Voltage: 110-240Volt

Tonearm:

RB301 tonearm has 3-point fixing and the bias housing derived from the RB700. Listprice: 400€

(Eventuell auch ohne Tonarm, mit SME Basis abzugeben. Auch noch ein Technics SL-M1 mit Rega Arm da!)

User Bewertungen:

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"I bought a SL120 in about six months, put an insulation and anti-vibration screen inside, and installed a Rega RB 250 with an AT 30E. I'm really enjoying the result"
Fredy

*****

"I have owned my Technics SL-120 for over 40 years. It has an SME 3009 tonearm with a fixed headshell, housing a Shure V15 Type IV cart with a Shure VN45MR HED stylus. There is much to like about this turntable and, as with other reviewers, I agree that this turntable is built like a battleship. It has certainly stood the test of time far and beyond what one might expect and I would be reluctant to replace it with anything else...ever!"

*****

"I bought one three years ago. I have serial number 1300 (+/-). Although one of the first made, it is built exceptionally well - like a tank! It runs just as the first day. And it sounds great even though it is 42 years old! I agree with previous comments - it requires some good isolation but it is not critical as for most other turntables. On mine, I am using either AT-440Mla or DL-110 (I prefer DL-110 way more than AT)."

"The stock 1200 sounds more fluid and lively than a stock 1200 MK2 to MG5! Just as sturdy as the newer 1200MK2 and easier to modify. And just fine lookin too."

****

"Very heavy platter & powerful motor with amazing build quality. Rather beautiful too. Running with an ADC LMF-2 & an Ortofon Quasar moving Coil through Quad 34 MC Quad 405/2 and it sounds so natural & fluid. I can listen to this set up all day long. Also works very well with the SME 3009 arm & a Ortofon VMS 20e or Shure V15/3."

 

Technik:

The Technics SL-120 uses a direct drive motor, therefore the rotor, which is the rotating part of the motor, is connected directly to the turntable platter. The spindle of the motor and the shaft of the turntable platter are the same. The deck is fitted with a strobo indicator which is lit when the power/speed switch selector is turned on. Pitch control is variable over a 10% range. There is no mechanism on the SL120 to change the position of the belt or idler, therefore there is no wow or flutter or unwanted speed change. Also, unlike previous players, there is no reduction or transmission mechanism and as the motor rotates at an ultra low speed, wear of parts is reduced to an absolute minimum.

Type: manual turntable

Drive method: direct drive

Motor: brushless DC motor

Platter: 330mm, 1.75kg, aluminium diecast

Speeds: 33 and 45rpm

Pitch control: 10%

Wow and flutter: 0.03% WRMS

Rumble: -70dB

Dimensions: 453 x 366 x 180mm

Weight: 10.0kg (with dust cover)