THE SHORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS ... IS A STRAIGHT ARM.
Onkyo's new turntables were built by computer-aided design so we could try hundreds of tonearms before delivering best possible performance with the features you want.
Our computer showed that a straight line, low mass tonearm would allow your use of almost any phono cartridge at its best. And, with a uniquely designed, unusually light headshell, you minimize wear on records and styli while enhancing performance.
The results are superb, including better transient response, low frequency clarity and stereo stability, with less listener fatigue and more accuracy.
You have two turntables to choose from and both are modern technology at its best. A new type of suspension is featured which almost eliminates acoustic feedback and vibration pickup.
Front panel controls put you in complete command with the dust cover down, protecting your investment in records and equipment. Every function you need is there, from record speed to record size...from dual speed adjustments to auto reject.
Onkyo's CP-1010A is belt-driven and semi automatic, with a hefty, 12-inch (31 cm) diecast aluminum platter driven by a DC Servo Motor, delivering an impressive Wow & Flutter specification of 0.05% (WRMS) and 65dB S/N ratio.
Onkyo's CP-1020A takes you a step up with dual servo motors separating its direct drive from tonearm functions. Wow & Flutter is a superb 0.03% (WRMS) with exceptional S/N at 70dB.
These are total performance turntables, but no more than you would expect from Onkyo. See and hear them in action at your local Onkyo dealer or write for more information on how we stay...a step ahead of state-of-the-art.
Artistry in Sound -- ONKYO
Eastern Office: 42-07 20th Ave., Long Island City, NY 11105 (212) 728-4639; Midwestern Office: 935 Sivert Drive, Wood Dale, IL 60191 (312) 595-2970; West Coast Distribution Center: Damark Industries, Inc., 20600 Nordhoff Street, Chatsworth, CA 91311 (312) 998-6501; Canada: Sole Distributor, Tri-Tel Industries, Ltd., Ontario, Canada
(Audio magazine, Mar. 1979)
Also see:
Onkyo CP-1130F turntable (Dec. 1981)
Onkyo TA-2080 cassette deck (Jun. 1979)
Optonica turntable (June 1977)
Onkyo Acculinear 18-bit CD player (Nov. 1988)
Kenwood KD-5070 turntable (Mar. 1979)
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