Technics SP-10 MKII (ad, Nov. 1976)

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Your professional turntable cannot match the performance or reliability of this one.

The Technics SP-10 MKII.

Every professional needs the precision of the Technics direct-drive system. That's why radio stations use it. And discos abuse it. But every professional also needs abundant torque. And now you can have it. In the SP-10 MKII. At 33 1/3 RPM, the SP-10 MKII will reach the exact playing speed within 0.25 of a second.

That's less than 1/12 of a turn. While it comes to a dead stop in only 0.3 of a second. And you don't have to worry about subtle slowdowns because a tracking force of even 1,000 grams won't noticeably affect its speed.

You won't find any belts, gears or idlers in the SP-10 MKII. But you will find our lowest wow and flutter ever (0.025% WRMS). Inaudible rumble (-70dB DIN B). And a platter that spins at the exact speed (33 1/3, 45 or 78 RPM) regardless of fluctuations in AC line voltage or frequency. The reason: A quartz-locked frequency generator DC servo motor.

And the SP-10 MKII is as reliable as it is precise.

Even with its abundant torque, you can stop the platter with your hand. Because we designed it to take all the punishment a professional can dish out. Even after years of continued use.

You'll also get all the refinements a professional needs. Like a quartz-locked stroboscope. Remote control.

Electro-mechanical braking. A dynamically damped platter. And a separately housed power supply.

The SP-10 MKII. One component in the new Professional Series from Technics.

Technics by Panasonic Professional Series

Panasonic Company Technics Dept.111 One Panasonic Way Secaucus, N.J. 07094

Attention Sid Silver, Technical Service Specialist.

(adapted from Audio magazine, Nov. 1976)

Also see:

Technics Professional Series (Jan. 1977)

Technics SP-10MK3 Turntable (Feb. 1985)

Technics T-series loudspeaker systems (Aug. 1975)

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