Best Turntable under $10k is actually $4299!
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No doubt. I have the 1210GR which I bought shortly after their introduction. It satisfies loaded with a Shure V15 type lll and JICO SAS-B stylus. Critical listening reveals it delivers a very lifelike sound from my system.
Sweet! I try to do what we can with what I have, I own a Technics SL1200 MK5 with Isonoe feet, Soundeck pm platter, Soundeck Damping Cartridge DC1, Nagaoka mp200 stylus and very pleased with it.
Technics is off its meds. The two fully functioning SL-1210 Mk2s I purchased on active duty were $278.
& $312(post Oct’87 stock market crash)
They still bring the magic this very day🌹
I’d never go anywhere near this insane inflation, these days.
It's still made in Japan and a fantastic deck. I was looking at spending a lot of money on a certain british deck that was being raved about, and it was such a disappointment in comparison to one of these , so I saved myself about £9000.
You mean the Linn
@nasdkhan254 No, I had a linn for many years and enjoyed it back in the 90s. This was an OL deck one of their own arms.
@@nasdkhan254...LP 12. which version, the expensive for 30 000 or the basic Version for 5000?
@@redpill4431OL? Do you mean Origin Live?
Nice. Still waiting to see what Technics has up its sleeve for September 2024
What’s the plan? Do you know? As I want to get GR2 next week.. shall I wait until September? 😅❤😊
@@Josianne-Music you won’t go wrong with the GR2. Great turntable. Should be some limited editions in September
Forgive my ignorance, but what's happening in September?
@@technics-n-thuiast8346 Thank you 😊
@@grayumbull536 looks like.. Limited edition :)
I just wish it was still manufactured in Japan and higher quality. I heard of too many quality control issues and decided to pass on this one, although it was top of my list for a long time.
Where did you get that information?
That’s inaccurate.
@@1999zrx1100 from a A Technics dealer in the U.S. who received notification from Technics. 1200G is now manufactured in Malaysia along with their other models.
@@TemujinScott80 Both the 1200G and the 1200GR were made in Japan until the spring/summer of 2021 when Panasonic moved all of it's turntable production to Malaysia. So G's and GR's before that are made in Japan, and all after that are made in Malaysia.
Thats correct. The 1200 GR and GR2 are now made in Malaysia, my 1210 GR too. Dont know, if that is an issue. But the Tonearm-Base of my 1210 GR (bought in 2023) is very hard to handle by correction of VTA.
These VP bring back childhood memories every time I see them, it was the only tool DJ had. In the late 90s I was able get my hands on a pair of 1500s then end up selling them and buy the Pioneer Pro CD player😢 I should have kept one of them. I would like to get back player because I still have some VR’ but I con’t see myself paying over 4k$ for it.
Memorable Great Technics ❤
I listen to the SL 1210 GR too. Great sound with Koetsu Rosewood, Lyra Delos, Miyajima Zero Mono or Denon Dl 103 Standard or Grado Platinum 2. The V15 III with Jico stylus must be great too, I suppose. Would like to have it too.
Ive got the old SL-1200 Mk2 man one of these days maybe I'll upgrade but I've had it about 28 years and still doesn't miss a beat.
the upgrade should be to a SP-10mk2 (SP-1000mk2). Blows the SL-1200G out of the water. can sitt proudly next to the SP-10R still after 40+years. and if you can find and afford the SP-10mk3 (SP-1000mk3)you got the GOAT right there end of story, nothing can touch it, even the new SP-10R (SP-1000R) will need to stepp aside.
@@totobeni What tonearm do you put with a SP-10 ? And what about plinth ?
So confused.. thought the video is the 1200G but captions say 1200GR ?
Not the GR
Thorens TD-124
This model still is made in Japan.
I thought they shut down the plant in Japan and is not made in Malaysia ???? Anybody can confirm this ?
Beautiful 😊❤
GR but the video shows G?
Okay, may be. But did you listen to the brandnew Denon DP 3000 NE? In EU for only 2500 Euros. May be, that it has the better Tonearm. The Directdrive technology is as modern as the new of the Technics SL 1200 GR2. The SL 1200 G does not have the new Technology of the GR2.
Nice
Regards p,8 or p10 anyway over this deck
Vinyl records cost half a buck to press. There's only so much you can do with em using a needle. Plus they're a pain in the arse.
Ha! My Maranantz TT15 is a much better table and it only cost $1400 new
Seriously, for playing vinyl records, which are made with a pneumatic press? You can only do so much with it on the turntable. Anything more than $300 has to be done with the post-processing.
the vinyl yes. they all stay mostly the same quality. the difference with the over $300 turntables is that they are more heavy reducing the unwanted vibratons, the needle can be more adjusted, the speed is more acurate, parts better built, etc.
So, you are basically giving away that you know nothing about turntables and how complicated it is to extract maximum information from a record groove.
@@MrChristerBerg I can see how a misplaced individual such as yourself might think that but I'd rather donate the difference to charity. And consider this. Someone 10 years younger than you is enjoying better sound with a lesser turntable or even a CD because they actually have much better hearing than you do.
You can spend your $ whichever way you want, and feel free to donate as well (so gracious of you) but that was not the point you made. You said that beyond $300 there is no more improvement to be made and that showed that you have no idea about turntables.
@@ChatGPT1111 physical media out takes digital any day my guy. I’m 18. Choose your words wisely