Technics SP-10 MKⅡ Turn Table w/SH-10B3 Obsidian Base & Lustre GST-801 Tonearm

“Original owner - Carefully stored, tested and in full working condition with only minor marks - includes turntable, base w/plexiglass top, tone arm, power supply and cables. Will be expertly packed.”

Description
The SP10 started life in 1970 as a servo-controlled motor unit designed for studio use.

In 1975 the much improved SP10 mkII (1975-81) was introduced with Quartz-locked speed control and external power supply; this is the version which found its way into many studios, replacing ageing Garrard 401s and the like.

The unit was also made available to the public as the high-end SL1000 mkII system which included the SH-10B3 Obsidian base and EPA100, and later the EPA500 tonearm.

Specs:

Motor: brushless DC motor, electronic rectification, quartz-controlled phase-locked servo circuit
Plater: 320mm 2.9kg aluminium
Speeds: 33, 45 and 78rpm
Pitch control: 10% (mk2P)
Starting torque: 6kg-cm
Build up time: 0.25s to 33rpm
Braking time: 0.3s from 33rpm
Speed fluctuation by load changes: 0% within 5kg-cm
Wow and flutter: 0.025% WRMS (JIS C5521)
Rumble: -73dB (DIN 45539B)
Dimensions: 102.5 x 368.5 x 368.5mm
Weight: 9.5kg w/o base

SH-10B3 Obsidian Base Specs

External dimensions: 560 x 465 x 170mm
Weight: 12kg (including dust cover)