Pioneer PL-570
Quartz PLL Direct Drive Motor Fully Automatic Turntable
Description
The Pioneer PL-570 is a 2-speed, direct-driven, integrated turntable system.
Features include a Warren motor for automatic functions, anti-skating force control, lateral balancer, stylus pressure direct-readout counterweight, arm height adjusting device, cueing device, headshell stand, strobe light, insulator feet and free stop hinges.
Specifications
Type: direct drive
Motor: quartz PLL Hall motor
Platter: 324mm aluminium alloy diecast
Speeds: 33 and 45rpm
Speed control range: +-6%
Wow and flutter: 0.025%
Rumble: 70dB
Tonearm: static-balanced type, s-shaped pipe arm
Effective length: 237mm
Overhang: 15mm
Cartridge weight range: 4 to 13.5g
Dimensions: 490 x 390 x 200mm
Weight: 13.5kg
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Comments
Different PIONEER PL-570 TURNTABLE'S??
Submitted on February 13th, 2010 by kathirteenI just bought a PL570 turntable from eBay and it doesn't look like the one pictured here. My turntable does say PL 570 on it. Just wondering if they put out different turntables with the same model number. Maybe different years of the same model look different? Curious.
PL 570
Submitted on March 4th, 2010 by roadkingrichYep. There were two Pl 570's. The one from the late 70's was one of the best Pioneer turntables they made while the other one was from around the 80's sometime. Less desirable then the woodbase one from the 70's. Just my $.02 worth.
Different PIONEER PL-570 TURNTABLE'S??
Submitted on February 17th, 2010 by rdickson37854I know that my PL-560 turntable that I bought new in 1979 is a different model than the one named PL-560 that was sold in the mid-80's. You are likely seeing the same issue with the 570.