The best has just been improved! The classic SL1210ii is still popular and has not been discontinued, however Technics have released this MK3 version which fine-tunes the classic. The improvements include:
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No notch at centre (0%) of pitch control slider to allow smooth adjustment through the 0% point
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Pitch reset 0% button to instantly reset the speed accurately
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Ultra-high quality slipmat supplied
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Socket to hold a spare cartridge or headshell at the rear of the deck
Worthy improvements to a classic design make the 1210 MK3 an outstanding DJ deck, built for professionals and serious amateurs.
| Cartridge supplied? | No - see below for our recommended options, removable headshell, pilot light to illuminate stylus position on record |
| Tone arm: | Universal S-shaped tonearm, adjustable height |
| Belt or direct drive: | Quartz-controlled direct drive (33 & 45 rpm) |
| Platter: | Metal with built in speed strobe and strobe light, very high torque drive - reaches speed in 1/4 turn |
| Pitch control: | Yes (+/- 8%), with no centre notch to enable smooth pitch adjustment through the 0% point |
| Output: | Pair of encaptured phono leads |
| W x H x D (mm) / Weight: | 453 x 162 x 360 / 11 kg |
| Extra: | Molded aluminium die cast cabinet with heavy rubber base to absorb unwanted vibrations, supplied with ultra-high quality slipmat, headshell/spare cartridge socket at rear of deck, recessed power switch prevents accidental switch off |
Doesn't make sense? Have a look at our Turntable Guide.
General information about cables:
Mains cables are always included, where applicable.
Unless specified under "Supplied accessories", above, high-quality leads are not included.
Some separates are supplied with low-quality, "giveaway" leads which will
get you going, however we recommend that you use high-quality leads, in order to
maximise the performance of your system. In the case of speakers, cables are not
included unless specified. Recommended accessories are displayed on the next page, after
you click "Add to basket", below.
