Technics SL1300GEK

""has been done. The tonearm, a crucial component for precise reading, tracks the record's rotation. Inherited from Technics, it employs a lightweight, rigid aluminium pipe in the traditional static balance universal Sshape. Featuring sound quality. In the SL 1300G, the use of a coreless direct drive motor with no iron core eliminates uneven rotation of the turntable known as cogging. Also, the twin rotor construction reduces the bearing load while maintaining high torque, and reduces minute vibrations during rotation. Furthermore, the SL 1300Gs motor was redesigned to eliminate subtle vibrations that could affect sound quality. To improve rigidity, the same reinforcement pattern as the Reference Class SL 1000RSP 10R was used for the coil mounting base. Unlock a realm of audio precision with the ? Drive a state of the art system harnessing Technics expertise in PWM signal processing. In addition to reducing harmonics, the drive suppresses vibrations from the motor for smoother, more accurate rotation, ensuring a rich reproduction of the music. The turntable has a three layered construction with a rigidly combined brass and aluminium die cast platter. With a deadening rubber covering its entire rear surface to eliminate unnecessary resonance, thereby achieving high rigidity and vibration damping. This delivers smooth rotational stability and inertial mass surpassing the SP 10MK2, the direct drive turntable standard used by broadcast stations worldwide, as well as having more than twice the inertial mass of the SL 1200MK5. The SL 1300G ensures high rigidity by using a body with a two layered construction that solidly unifies the BMC and the aluminium die cast chassis. Reinforcing ribs have been added between the motortone arm on the top panel. This improves rigidity and vibration damping characteristics. When the weight distribution of the turntable is uneven, excess vibration or noise occurs during rotation, which causes degradation in sound quality. Therefore, the balance of the turntable is adjusted at the factory by using specialized high precision balance adjustment equipment for each and every item after the turntable is assembled. Turntables that have undergone adjustment are labelled with a sticker reading BALANCED to indicate that adjustment has been done. The tonearm, a crucial component for precise reading, tracks the record's rotation. Inherited from Technics, it employs a lightweight, rigid aluminium pipe in the traditional static balance universal Sshape. Featuring ""...Read More...»»