TEAC - P-9 Record player

The turntable presents itself in excellent aesthetic condition thanks to maniacal care in use.
The dust cover shows no scratches or abrasions of any kind; it is intact as originally, and the hinges function perfectly.
Even on the functional level, the turntable is flawless.
The stylus is in good working condition.

The TEAC P-9 is a vintage turntable introduced in 1981, known for being a flagship component of TEAC's '9' series.
It is a device that combines the precision of Direct Drive technology with the convenience of a fully automatic system, making it a highly sought-after piece by collectors for its reliability and ease of use.
The design of the TEAC P-9 reflects the hi-fi aesthetics of the early 1980s, with a solid wood veneer housing and a gray/metallized finish typical of the period. Its main feature is the direct-drive system controlled by quartz (Quartz Lock), which guarantees exceptional rotational speed stability, almost eliminating wow and flutter.
Being a Full-Automatic model, it allows you to start playback and have the arm return to its resting position with the simple press of a button, protecting your vinyl records from accidental maneuvering.
It is equipped with a stroboscopic lamp.

Technical Specifications
Drive system: Direct Drive (direct drive).
Motor: 2-phase DC, 8-pole, coreless.
Speed control: PLL Quartz Locked (quartz reference).
Speeds: 33-1/3 and 45 rpm.
Platter: Die-cast aluminum alloy, diameter 310 mm.
Wow and Flutter: 0.045% WRMS.
Signal-to-noise ratio: 65 dB (DIN-B).
Tonearm: Static balance, tubular type.
Operation: Fully automatic (start and return).
Weight: About 8.6 kg.
Year of production: 1981

The turntable will be packed carefully and shipping will be insured.

Any duties are the buyer's responsibility.