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TECHNICS SL-1210 MK2 Direct Drive Turntable
TECHNICS SL-1210 MK2 Direct Drive Turntable
Please contact us for current stock availability of this and other Technics turntable models (stock is limited and subject to change).
Panasonic have confirmed that production of all Technics turntables has been discontinued in 2010, after more than 35 years as the industry standard more info . Secure a pair of the legendary decks now before they are gone.
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Technics SL-1210MK2 Turntable - Black
The Technics 1200MK2 has been the industry standard for 25+ years. For all intents and purposes, this is the exact same turntable as the contemporary MK5 series, just without some of the new features, and the Technics 1200 remains the preferred choice for all types of djing.
This is the turntable that first established the type of high torque (motor strength), accurate pitch (speed control), quality tone arm (aids in skip resistance), and superior sound that is required by djs; and after 25+ years it is still the standard by which all other turntables are judged. Every other turntable that has come since has patterned their design off this legendary piece of equipment, and the reason is simple: the 1200MK2 is about as close to perfection as you can get with a piece of machinery. It functions beautifully and the durability and construction are unmatched. The body and major components are made of steel. The bottom of the body is made of a dense rubber that eliminates distortion and feedback and adds extra weight for stability. Most of the basic parts are readily available and user replaceable.
The differences between the MK2 and the newer MK5 versions are fairly minor and mostly aesthetic. They are as follows: the MK2 still has the "click" at zero on the pitch control, the MK2 does not have a protective sleeve around the on/off knob, and no slipmat is included. Other than that, they are identical.
Key features
- +/-8 pitch control
- 33/45 rpm
- height adjustable tone arm with anti-skating control
- pop-up turntable light
Includes
- dust cover w/o hinges
- headshell
- rubber mat
- 45 adaptor
Approximate Weight 15.0kg
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