Features

• Universal mount
• 0.7 mil conical stylus
• 20-20,000 Hz response
• 1.0 to 1.5 gr. tracking force

Features

• Conductive Carbon Fibers

Features

• 4-way adjustable blades makes stripping HD6; ICA; MAC and VSD cables a snap.

Reviews (1)

Great turntable...
For the price, this guy can't be beat. Simple, elegant, and it automatically sets the stylus back when the record is done. No complaints here. ... Read more

Features

• Self contained record player
• Heavy weight travel hardware
• Plays 33, 45, & 78 rpm records
• Dimensions 7"h x 17"w x 11"d
• Ad Style to your home with these working Retro decorative items from yesteryear.

Features

• Industry-standard spherical cartridge ideal for almost any application
• Rugged and reliable at a great price
• Frequency Response - 20 to 17 kHz
• Output at 1kHz - 4.6mV
• Channel Separation at 1 kHz - 28dB

Features

• Side A: 1 track of 15 min. @ 33 RPM with 15 x 1 min. stripes (for cueing)
• Side B: 3 tracks of 5 min. each @ 33 RPM. Track 3 has 10 stripes of 30 sec. (for cueing)
• Weight: 125 grams

Features

• Quartz synthesizer, direct-drive, manual turntable
• Tonearm type: universal s-shaped low-mass with gimbal suspension
• Helicoid Tonearm height adjustment
• Disc slip mat; heavy rubber base material
• Aluminum Diecast cabinet; silver/black finish; detachable dust cover

Reviews (5)

Technics are Industry standard for a reason...
the 1200 series (MK2, M3D, and now the MK5) have been the industry standard in record players for over 30 years - not only for broadcast radio, but for every respectable club and DJ in the world.I have had these turntables for over two years and I expect them to perform flawlessly well after I get old and give up my DJing hobby.They are just a rock solid piece of art.Timelessly beautiful.

A beautiful workhorse.
The Technics SL1200M3D is one of the absolute most reliable, and sturdiest tables out there. It is without a doubt, the most popular turntable for DJs in the world. Superb Technics Crafstmanship
Having owned several plastic cheap turntables over the years ( all of them are in turntable heaven now)this was the last one I purchased.I have had it for almost 2 years and enjoy listening to it almost everyday like it was the first day I bought it ! In fact I sometimes prefer to listen to the old warm analog sound of my vinyl collection versus the new cold digital age of music.What will immediately set this 'table apart from other imitations or knock offs is the rugged and heavy duty plinth (what the actual wheel of steel sits on) and its impeccable or uncanny way of tracking even some older somewhat warped lps (if counter-weight and anti tracking are adjusted just so). This is not only the working dj's table but also for the guy or gal with the valuable record collection. Though it is totally manual, the sacrifice of having to get up (off my lazy ...)and stop it at the end of an lp side is well worth it in exchange for the high calibre of performance.Also, from my past experiences with full automatic turntables I would often pay a high price for owning them because the automatic mechanisms were always the first part to breakdown on any of my tables.This one is a no frills manual without the worry of an automatic mechanism failing (dropping the needle on the outside of the record or rejecting before the actual time of side a or b was up GRRRR !). Rotational speed accuracy is incredible (practically almost no wow and flutter).Start up from a dead stop is fast!You can even gently run your fingertips in the opposite direction the platter is playing and feel how tight and tough the motor fights you to maintain a constant correct speed.This is a great table for archiving your valuable lp's onto a cd recorder due to the smooth start and stop feature.It is also an attractive looking piece of audio equipment that would look like the crowning component jewel to any a/v system;it would make your friends do a double take(either because its an aesthetically nice looking piece or the puzzlement of why anybody still listens to records)It will definitely make young kids and some teens say, "what the heck is that ???). Fitted with an excellent cartridge it will give hours of enjoyment for a party as well as probably outlive the family cat ! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Turntables    2. Record Players (Player)   

Features

• Stack up to 6 records and drop them automatically for continuous play
• Handsomely showcased in a solid wood and veneer cabinet
• Pop in your favorite CD in the front-loading CD player for maximum listening enjoyment
• Let the AM/FM analog radio and illuminated dial take you for a stroll down memory lane
• 10Hx17Wx19D"

Features

• Frequency Response - 10-55
• Principal - MI
• Channel Separation at 1KHz - 30
• Imput Load - 47K
• Output at 1KHz 5CM/sec - 5mV

Features

• Employs low-mass, high-output, moving magnet structure invented by Shure
• Comes with a user guide, mounting hardware, stylus guard, and a full one-year warranty
• Wide-diameter, high-strength stylus assemblies for dependable back-cueing
• Spherical diamond tips ride gently over a large footprint in the record groove
• Cutaway grips for high visibility of the irradiant orange stylus tip

Reviews (1)

I love it
M35X doesn't sound very different from Shure's M97xE. They are not lying when they say M35X has the highest quality rating.
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Features

• Frequency Response - 10-55
• Principal - MI
• Channel Separation at 1KHz - 30
• Imput Load - 47K
• Output at 1KHz 5CM/sec - 5mV

Features

• Retro-design turntable plays 33, 45 and 78 RPM records
• Inspired by the sleek Studebaker cars of yesteryear
• Dustcover and smooth-tone arm lever
• Twin full range dynamic speakers
• Built-in AM/FM tuner

Reviews (1)

Some good features
Yes, it's all plastic, but it looks great. This piece is not for the audiophile (necessarily), but I'm happy I have it. Great radio reception that sounds decent. A truntable that plays at three speeds (78, 45, and 33 1/3 rpm) and stops automatically at the end or a record. I like this unusual feature, because you don't have to worry about the tonearm returning to its cradle or the needle just resting in the dead wax as the record spins, both of which could potentially damage the needle. Sonic quality on the playback of records varies depending on the record itself. I noticed that older records, especially those recorded in mono, sound better than newer ones and those in stereo. But overall, if you're looking for an attractive retro design unit with a decent am/fm radio and a way to play that all-but-forgotten record collection, this is not a bad choice. My friends and I have a lot of fun playing our records for each other with this. One important consideration: there is no info on how you obtain a replacement needle for this unit. I also own a Crosley suitcase record player, and I think maybe they use the same needle. Crosley replacement needles are available for purchase, but to make sure that they will work, contact either the maker of this player or Crosley for more information. ... Read more

Features

• Affordable belt drive turntable with eye-catching design
• Straight tone arm for superior tracking when scratching
• 2 Start/Stop switches for mix or battle setup
• Pitch control slider with + / - 10% adjustment
• 2 playback speeds - 33 or 45 RPM

Features

• AM/FM Radio with Analog Tuner
• 3 Speed Belt Driven Turntable
• Plays 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM Records
• Side Mounted Cassette Deck
• Ad Style to your home with these working Retro decorative items from yesteryear.

Features

• Biradial replacement stylus for Audio Technica AT98EU and AT311EP
• Tracking force is 1.0 to 1.5 grams