Sl Q3 Technics. Mooie Technics SlQ3 te koop op www.hifistereo.nl That's what I do with my Technics changers.:thmbsp: I've heard many, many Technics tables with all sort of carts (even had 2 Technics tables myself) and I really never thought it did sound that great.
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That will raise the tone arm height close to ideal when playing just one record at a time I just don't think Technics is all that special, apart from the old 1200 series that set the benchmark for DJ use
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None of my tables will keep the platter spinning under my Discwasher cleaner like that SL-Q3 That's what I do with my Technics changers.:thmbsp: Technics Sl7 Distortion; Fixed Cueing Arm Lift For
Technics SLQ3 Classic Audio. The SL-Q2 and SL-Q3, for example, have solid metal plinths, better overall build quality, and better specs than the SL-1900 and SL-2000 Technics SL-Q3 automatic turntable with Quartz lock function.Specifications:Power: 100V (Japan)Type: automatic turntablePlatter: 312mm aluminium alloySpeeds: 33 and 45rpmMotor: quartz controlledWow and flutter: 0.025% WRMSRumble: -78dBTonearm: static balance, tubularTracking force adjustment: 0 t.
Technics SLQ3 Fully Serviced Photo 2029392 UK Audio Mart. Now, reading threads here, I start to check out the KAB comments on the Technics SL-1200SE Any of those low to mid level Technics direct-drive tables from the late 70's to early 80's are worth acquiring, if the price is right.