Philips GA 212
Sprung chassis belt drive turntable with electronic speed control
Description
The Philips GA212 record player features electronic speed control employing a tacho-generator, photo-electronic off switch, floating suspension of turntable and pick up arm and electronic touch controls for start, speed selection and stop.
The important advantages which result from the electronic speed control are high stability of turntable speed, negligible wow and flutter and accurate speed adjustment.
The slow running high-torque motor, the high quality platter bearing and the precision drive belt ensure exceptionally low rumble transmission.
The high mechanical quality of the GA-212 will ensure that the excellent performance is maintained over a very long period.
Specifications
Drive method: belt drive
Speed control: electronic
Speeds: 33 and 45rpm
Speed adjustment range: +-3%
Wow and flutter: 0.1%
Rumble: 62dB
Arm friction: 15 mgf
Stylus force: 0.75 to 4g
Downloads
instruction/owners manual (en, de, nl, fr, es, ita, dk, no, se)
instruction/owners manual (en)
service manual (en)
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Comments
Philips Turntable GA 212
Submitted on November 15th, 2009 by evanwoeldeThank you very much for providing the Owner's and Service Manual for my Philips GA 212 turntable. I have some issues with speed and touch control and these manuals will be very useful/essential in correcting the problems.
Ed
unable to download the service manual?
Submitted on August 3rd, 2009 by bigdaddy999I am logged in and I can see the link, but when I click on it I get an error:
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If you are using 3rd party firewall (ie Norton Internet Security) or download manager please disable these and try the link again. For further information please check the download FAQ in the forum.
Thanks for any ideas.
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Submitted on August 4th, 2009 by JaSHi,
The download script makes a simple check of the referring page (the page on which you clicked on the link) to ensure that it was on this site. This is to reduce the level of hotlinking which severely affects our bandwidth.
If you get this message either you browser or some 3rd party software you have installed is refusing to pass on the referring page to the script. You need to look for an option like 'hide referrer' in any security/browsing software you have and disable this option before clicking on the link.
Regards,
JaS
Re:Download
Submitted on February 24th, 2010 by ATHERMOSHello,
I encountered the same problem with the same message, I simply went back to the previous page tried again and met with success.
Regards,
ATHERMOS