The CP‑700M is a manual direct‑drive turntable produced by Onkyo between 1976 and 1979. Some say it was built for Onkyo by C.E.C., along with the Pioneer PL-71, sharing certain components with the C.E.C. BD-7000. It features robust construction—heavy, well‑isolated, and durable. A direct‑drive motor with independently selectable 33/45 rpm speeds, pitch control, and an […]
This is a very special and rare Audio Linear turntable, crafted by the Belgian company Hi-Fi Dynamics International — a true hidden gem from the golden age of European hi-fi. Designed with a clear focus on vibration control and acoustic precision, this turntable showcases an elegant yet purposeful engineering philosophy. The chassis is made from
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Micro Seiki was a high-end Japanese manufacturer that began producing exquisite and sought-after turntables in the 1960s and 1970s. Known for their precision engineering, elegant design, and obsession with detail, Micro Seiki quickly became one of the most respected names in analog playback — both under their own brand and as an OEM for many
This is the beautiful and rare TRIO KP-7070 — the Japanese wood-finished version of the legendary Kenwood KD-650.A truly exceptional turntable, the KP-7070 stands as one of Trio/Kenwood’s top-tier models from the golden era of analog audio. Revered by collectors and audiophiles alike, it is often regarded as one of the finest turntables ever produced.
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This is a very special and rare Audio Linear turntable, crafted by the Belgian company Hi-Fi Dynamics International — a true hidden gem from the golden age of European hi-fi. Designed with a clear focus on vibration control and acoustic precision, this turntable showcases an elegant yet purposeful engineering philosophy. The chassis is made from
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Here’s a fine example from Kenwood — the KD-500, a legendary turntable from the golden age of hi-fi, when components were built to last a lifetime. The KD-500 (and its sibling, the KD-550) has become a classic, revered for both its engineering and aesthetic appeal. One of the most striking features of the KD-500 is
