Kenwood KD-5070
Two-Speed Fully Automatic Direct Drive Turntable

Description
The 20-pole, 30 slot brushless DC motor turns at precise servo-controlled speeds for outstanding performance in terms of rumble, wow and flutter.
Variable speed control permits precision speed settings using power-line frequency as the reference, but can be varied by +-3% for music pitch-matching.
The stroboscope indicates precise speed setting.
Manual or fully automatic action of the tonearm allows positioning and lifting automatically at the start and end of records.
There is automatic shut-off at end of play and manual override.
The precision tone arm is of the static balance type with anti-skate correction and a plug-in EIA headshell.
The cueing lever is viscous damped and raises and lowers the arm for gentle pause operations.
A massive ARCB (anti resonance compression base) is used to house the motor unit.
This is moulded from limestone particles, glass powders and unsaturated resin to provide the ideal base structure.
Specifications
Drive system: direct drive
Motor: 20-pole, 30-slot brushless DC servo motor
Platter: 1.50kg, 316mm, aluminium alloy
Speeds: 33 and 45rpm
Pitch control: +-3%
Wow and flutter: less than 0.025% WRMS
Rumble: -73dB weighted
Tonearm: static balance type
Effective length: 225mm
Overhang: 15mm
Stylus pressure: 0 to 3g
Usable cartridge weight: 3 to 10g
Dimensions: 480 x 156 x 367mm
Weight: 11.5kg
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