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Brand: Technics

The Technics SL-MC400 is a turntable that was introduced in 1987 by the Japanese electronics company, Panasonic (formerly known as Matsushita). It was a part of the Technics SL-1000 series, which was renowned for its high-quality sound reproduction and durable construction.The SL-MC400 shared many of the strengths of its predecessors, including a direct-drive motor, quartz-controlled pitch, and high-torque platters. It also featured an S-shaped tonearm that provided excellent tracking and a low-noise, high-output MM cartridge.The turntable's elegant and robust design was a testament to Technics' commitment to craftsmanship and user experience. It boasted sturdy materials, such as die-cast aluminum and acrylic, and boasted a clean and minimalist aesthetic.The SL-MC400 has since become a highly sought-after piece of vintage audio equipment, praised by audiophiles for its remarkable sound quality and build quality. It is considered a classic of its era and remains a favorite among vinyl enthusiasts today.



  • Disc formats: CD (111 disc)
  • DAC: 1-bit MASH
  • CD Mechanism: RAE0150Z
  • Line Output: 2V
  • Frequency Response: 2Hz to 20kHz
  • Digital Connections:
  • Signal to Noise Ratio: 100dB
  • Dynamic range: 92dB
  • THD: 0.007%
  • Channel separation:
  • Dimensions: 430 x 170 x 387 mm
  • Weight: 7.0 kg
  • Year: 1996
  • Price:

Technics SL-MC400

Technics SL-MC400

Technics SL-MC400

Technics SL-MC400

Technics SL-MC400

Technics SL-MC400

Technics SL-MC400

Technics SL-MC400

Technics SL-MC400



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