Technics SL-1900
Fully Automatic Direct Drive Turntable

Description
The Technics SL-1900 is a 2-speed, direct-drive turntable with fully automatic single disc playback.
A one-chip IC, incorporating 321 elements, controls motor speed for superb accuracy with servo control.
The tonearm mechanism gives convenient automatic set-down, lift-off and stop.
Memo-repeat control permits up to six repeated plays of the record, or continuous play.
The heavy monolithic bas and isolator system protects against external vibrations.
The SL-1900 comes complete with an EPC-270C-II moving magnet phono cartridge.
Specifications
Type: automatic turntable
Drive method: direct drive
Platter: 310mm aluminium diecast
Speeds: 33 and 45rpm
Pitch control: 10%
Wow and flutter: 0.03% WRMS
Rumble: -73dB
Tonearm: universal, static balanced
Effective length: 230mm
Overhang: 15mm
Dimensions: 137 x 430 x 334mm
Weight: 7.2kg
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service manual (en)
service supplement (en)
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Comments
Sl-1900 Just stopped turning
Submitted on October 1st, 2009 by dcookI was using it one night and it worked fine, the next night I went to use it and it just doesn't turn any more. The light turns on, the arm will lift and move over to the record. I just doesn't turn. I was wondering if anyone has ever had this happen before and/or if anyone has any idea what it could be be fore I start taking it apart. Also I've been looking for a cover and hinges for it, was wondering if anybody knows of a good place ro find one.
Thanks,
Daly
The sound is not loud enough
Submitted on April 8th, 2009 by gloeven if I raise the volume you still can't hear the record. I changed the needle.
phono preamp
Submitted on April 9th, 2009 by JaSHi,
Does your amp have a phono input suitable for your cartridge? The signal from the turntable is too low to run straight into a line level input.
Regards,
JaS