2002年4月6日 · A particular feature of the Technics SP10 Mk II is its ability to maintain correct speed under any load conditions. The handsome accompanying booklet whimsically remarks "If 500 tone arms of 2g tracking force were placed on a record at the same time, the turntable would still maintain each rated speed".

His turntable is a long age memory, while the 220 keeps playing flawlessly. by doctor fuse. Very quiet, black background. Lots of detail and good dynamics. Don't listen to what the snobs say - this is a very fine turntable. The only thing a high end turntable might do noticeably better, is play over ticks and pops quieter. by mjperry96

Unlike my first turntable which was a Gemini (Technics Sl-1200 knockoff) that experienced an issue where the speed would deviate faster then slower by (+/-) 10% on both 33 and 45 speeds on its own which drove me nuts, this SL-Q2 turntable keeps a steady speed which is what I …

What a great old semi automatic belt drive turntable. These were the affordable tables in the early 80s and the build quality is great. Japan Technics turntable engineers were good at their designs. I think somewhat better than the engineers at Pioneer. A lot of these SL-B2 and B3s tables are still going strong today with just a little TLC.

Technics produced the 1700 from 77-78 and successor SL-1700 MK2 in 79-81. They are both excellent tables. The controls were moved out front of the dust cover on the MK2 and the MK2 has some features that the 1700 doesn't: adjustable tonearm …

My first encounter with a turntable of the failia technics, was the one that brought a panasonic SG-3600 national musical center. This was taction by belt, and with the EPC-270 cartridge. Finally several years ago, I got a used SL-D2, but in excellent …