Technics SL-BD22 Turntable Review and Operation - Really Good Player for The Price!

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[@Gefrce]

I have mine since around 10 years, had to replace the belt a couple of years ago. Replaced the cartridge with a used Ortofon OMP 5E i came across, put a OM 10 stylus on it a couple of months ago as an upgrade. I love it so much. I also have the matching CD player and remote for that. 90s technics stuff is probably the best bang/buck you can get.

[@kappandrew1]

I agree!!!

[@AudioElectronicsChicago]

I have one of these in the garage, very reliable turntable

[@spacemissing]

And with a little soldering-iron surgery, a resistor can be switched in or out to make the platter spin at any desired speed.

[@analogguy5548]

I thinks it’s great that folks resurrect their classic vintage gear. Not knocking the peeps who go totally high end modern. I recently revived my system, 1970’s McIntosh pre & power amp, 1980’s Denon direct drive turn table with same vintage Grado cartridge + new Grado stylus. All driving ten plus year old NOS Revel Performs M22 speakers. Putting my $ into software, aka new and old vinyl! Enjoy the music.

[@kappandrew1]

I am so jealous!!! I want setup!!!!

[@lfcmarkeb7124]

non adjustable tone arm, anti skate etc? basic specs

[@zapwatt]

Semi-automatic Auto-return Platter mat Turntable 1.25 grams Tone arm rest Ground wire Plynth Bearings