The Technics SL-10 is a landmark in turntable design, pairing quartz-locked direct drive with a precision linear tracking tonearm in a chassis no larger than a 12" LP sleeve. Built from die-cast aluminium and engineered to an exceptionally high standard, it delivers warm, detailed sound with rock-solid pitch stability and can even play records vertically thanks to its dynamically balanced tonearm and internal record clamp. Introduced in 1979, the SL-10 remains one of Technics' finest achievements, earning a place in the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection.
Specs:
Quartz-locked direct-drive turntable
Fully automatic linear tracking tonearm
Die-cast aluminium chassis
Dynamic balanced tonearm
P-Mount (T4P) cartridge compatible
Built-in switchable moving coil preamp
33⅓ and 45 RPM speeds
Can operate horizontally or vertically
Weight: 6.5 kg
Made in Japan
Produced 1979-1985
Includes printout of web description and user manual. Runs on 240V but requires Australian adaptor.
