Dual 510
Two Speed Belt Drive Turntable
Specifications
Drive: Dual 8-pole synchronous motor via a precision flat belt
Starting time: approx 2s to 33.33rpm
Platter: 300mm, 1.3kg, non-magnetic, detachable
Speeds: 33.33 and 45rpm
Pitch control: 6%
Wow and flutter: <0.08%
Rumble: >63dB weighted
Tonearm: torsion resistant tubular aluminium in four point gimbal
Effective length: 222mm
Stylus pressure: 0 to 3g
Dimensions: 420 x 148 x 365mm
Weight: 4.3kg
Downloads
instruction/owners manual (en, de)
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User Reviews
Got this TT few days ago, and already is my favorite! It has Shure cart M95ED and sounds much better than my Pro-Ject with Denon DL-160. 30 years old but still great machine. It's real German Kraftwerk :D
10/10 by Jadran
I've had this turntable since 1976 and have not had one issue. True German craftsmanship! It came with the Shure V15 Type III cartridge. One of the best.
10/10 by JPWill
Comments
Top Budget Deck
The 510 is one of the best budget decks ever build.
Same arm and motor as 1249 but simplified platter
with lesser mass. Variopulley pitch. No automatic
functions but lift-off/motor-off.
dual 510 service manual
hello, little deception for me cause I can't read any service manual for the Dual 510 turntable, in english or german, the trouble is the same, it just appears some strange signs at top or bottom of the page and much pages are totaly white. I don't have problem whith the notice but I own the paper version...
best regards from france
Acrobat Reader
Hi,
Have you tried the latest version of free Acrobat reader? The files were made in Acrobat and are fully compliant with PDF standards, but not all 3rd party PDF readers support the latest PDF files (for example Apple Preview).
Regards,
JaS