Technics SL-CH555

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The Technics SL-CH555 is a component stereo turntable introduced by Panasonic (formerly known as Matsushita Electric) in the mid-1970s. It was part of their elite Sl-1200 series, which also included the SL-1200, SL-1100, and SL-1500 models.The SL-CH555 had a high-torque DC motor with a quartz lock to provide stable speed. The tonearm was also made of high-quality materials such as Styrene Acrylic Compound (SAC) and featured an S-shaped line contact stylus. It also had a built-in DC phono amplifier and RIAA equalization for connecting directly to an amplifier or receiver.Some key features of the Technics SL-CH555 include:- High-torque DC motor with quartz lock- Low-friction, hardened-steel spindle- S-shaped line contact stylus- Enhanced SAC tonearm base and headshell- Direct connectivity via built-in DC phono amplifier with RIAA equalization- Three-speed turntable (33-1/3, 45, and 78 RPM)Overall, the Technics SL-CH555 was highly regarded for its performance, build quality, and innovative features, making it a sought-after turntable among audiophiles and collectors today.