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Technics Quartz Direct Drive Turntable System SL-1210MK2. Local pickup only, postcode 4075.

Technics SL-BD20 DC servo automatic turntable $250 Condition case hinges need fixing Refund available

In excellent condition with little use. Upgraded with Jesse Dean PCB tonearm, Mini Innofader Pro, Technics EPC-U1200 cartridge/stylus. Includes original box, user guide, slipmat, scratch record, USB power lead and 2x rechargeable 18650 batteries. Pickup Chermside, Brisbane. Happy to post at buyers cost.

Note that this model can also be remote controlled IF you hook up an appropriate matching model Technics model tuner / tape deck etc. Based in Brisbane and shipping Australia-wide Reclaimed Audio and Electronics specialises in vintage electronics. All of our products have been professionally restored, and are covered with a minimum six month warranty. We also stock a complimentary range of new electronic products. We ship Australia Wide, and keep freight costs reasonable. Payment accepted via

The SU-300 is a no-frills amplifier from the Technics stable back in 1986. It’s still every inch a Technics though, delivering 30 watts per channel into 8Ω. This particular example has a couple of cosmetic flaws (some marks front panel, non-standard balance knob – see images) so we’ve priced it accordingly. It has phono (turntable) input plus three line level (aux) inputs including the tape in/out loop. It has smooth ALPs slide controls for volume, bass, treble and balance, and a loudness con

In the late 70s and through the 80s the professional nightclub market was RULED by the renowned Technics SL-1200MkII turntable, with any club of worth running two or three decks through a Citronic or similar mixer. Professional DeeJays mixed on “wheels of steel” for hours (not short brackets as seems to happen these days), and carrying music on USB sticks was still years off - the music came from milk crate after milk crate of vinyl pressings. But, as the fabulous big-haired 80s wore on change

In the late 70s and through the 80s the professional nightclub market was RULED by the renowned Technics SL-1200MkII turntable, with any club of worth running two or three decks through a Citronic or similar mixer. Professional DeeJays mixed on “wheels of steel” for hours (not short brackets as seems to happen these days), and carrying music on USB sticks was still years off - the music came from milk crate after milk crate of vinyl pressings. But, as the fabulous big-haired 80s wore on change

In the late 70s and through the 80s the professional nightclub market was RULED by the renowned Technics SL-1200MkII turntable, with any club of worth running two or three decks through a Citronic or similar mixer. Professional DeeJays mixed on “wheels of steel” for hours (not short brackets as seems to happen these days), and carrying music on USB sticks was still years off - the music came from milk crate after milk crate of vinyl pressings. But, as the fabulous big-haired 80s wore on change

All serious offers will be considered. This listing is for one lid from a Technics sl-1200 MK3D turntable. Also fits Technics sl******1210 mk2 mk3 mk4 mk5 mk5g mk6 mk7 turntables & Pioneer (same dimensions as Technics) PLX500 & PLX1000 turntables. It's in good condition with no cracks at all & has some scuff & scratch marks which can be fixed with fine sandpaper & liquid car polish or PlastX from Supacheapauto. Pickups from South Brisbane or i will pack the item/s securely for registered po

Technics turntable Matt new never used