CJ Walker CJ 58
2-Speed, belt driven turntable with 16-pole AC synchronous motor, suspended sub frame and manual speed change.

Description
The CJ58 is a precision turntable and should be handled carefully, in particular the bearing spindle and bearing housing.
If you are in any doubt regarding the correct functioning of the turntable please contact your dealer in the first instance, or if necessary the manufacturer direct.
Never remove the base plate or attempt to carry out internal examination without first disconnecting from the mains supply.
Keep the pulley, drive hub and belt scrupulously clean to avoid belt slippage and consequent pitch fluctuation.
£115 motor unit only
£180 fitted with Mission 774LC tonearm
Specifications
Drive system: belt
Speeds: 33.33 and 45rpm
Wow and flutter: 0.06% DIN peak weighted
Speed accuracy: within 0.2%
Start up time: 4.5secs
Rumble: 77dB DIN B weighted
Platter: 300mm diameter 2.0kg
Motor: 16 pole synchronous
Dimensions: 478 x 368 x 150mm
Review
The turntable sounded well balanced, with a decent bass register, the latter strong in terms of extension and articulation. Stereo images showed better depth than usual, while the central focus was clear and stable - £115 HiFi Choice 1984
Downloads
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Comments
CJ58
Submitted on January 2nd, 2009 by AlcatraxThe CJ58 came with a small block of wood which was slid between the platter and the base to assist in setting the correct distance between the two. The thickness of this block of wood was 7mm.
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Submitted on August 30th, 2008 by imdoes anyone know the correct distance between platter and chassis (by using the suspension screws)
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6 mm
Submitted on September 20th, 2009 by akanrg6 mm