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Technics SL-D2

2-Speed Semi-Automatic Turntable

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Description

The Technics SL-D2 features Auto-return and Auto-stop.

The Direct-drive mechanism is powered by a brushless DC motor with B-FG servo control.

The unit is fitted with a universal tonearm with removable headshell.

Specifications

Type: semi automatic turntable

Platter: 312mm aluminium alloy

Speeds: 33 and 45rpm

Motor: B-FG servo controlled

Pitch control: 10%

Wow and flutter: 0.03% WRMS

Rumble: -75dB

Tonearm: static balance, tubular

Tracking force adjustment: 0 to 2.5g

Effective length: 230mm

Cartridge: EPC-270C moving magnet

Dimensions: 430 x 130 x 375mm

Weight: 6.9kg

Downloads

instruction/owners manual  English

service manual  English - buys

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Comments

Cartridge Type

Hi,
What receiver have you tried? Also what cartridge do you have fitted? If it's a moving magnet cartridge you'll need a dedicated moving magnet turntable input (marked MM), but if you have a low-output moving coil cartridge you'll need a moving coil input (marked MC). Neither type will work directly into Aux/CD/Tuner/Tape inputs as the cartridge output is too low and requires RIAA equalisation. If you're happy that the receiver input is of the correct type and working then it only leaves the cartridge or wiring?

Regards,
JaS

preamp

Hi,
You'll need to connect the turntable to a 'moving magnet phono' input to equalise the cartridge signal and boost it to line level - if your amp doesn't have a turntable input you could buy an-line preamp (just do a search on google for phono preamp).

Regards,
JaS

Stylus

If it's still got the original cartridge in it just do a google search for 'Technics EPC-270C stylus' and several suppliers will show up

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