Sanyo - TP-1012UM Semi-Automatic Direct-Drive Turntable

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The Sanyo TP-1012UM semi-automatic direct-drive turntable was produced between 1978 and 1980, is tested and working, and is in good physical condition with some signs of use.

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Description from the seller

Offered a Sanyo TP 1012UM. The Sanyo has been tested and works well. The Sanyo looks neat, but shows occasional signs of use (see photos). The lid is in excellent condition and clear, only light signs of use.

The photos are part of the description; please look at them carefully.

The Sanyo will be very well packed, sent by registered mail, and insured.

The Sanyo TP 1012 UM (also known as the TP-1012 or the "Expert" variant) is a reliable hi-fi turntable with direct drive and auto-return, produced between 1978 and 1980. The player was manufactured by the well-known Japanese company C.E.C. on behalf of Sanyo. The model is known as a solid, maintenance-friendly entry- to mid-range turntable that, thanks to the powerful DC motor, holds its speed very accurately.

Key specifications

• Drive: Direct drive (no drive belt that can dry out) via a DC servo motor.

• Operation: Semi-automatic (Auto-Return: at the end of the record, the tonearm automatically returns to the arm rest and the player stops).

• Speed: 33 1/3 and 45 RPM, manually adjustable (pitch control ±3% at 4%) with built-in strobe ring.

• Tonearm: Static-balanced S-shaped arm with a standard SME-compatible headshell (making it very easy to swap cartridges).

• Standard Cartridge/Needle: Originally supplied with the Sanyo MG-10J magnetic cartridge and the ST-10J diamond needle.

• Platter: 305 mm cast aluminum alloy (weight about 1 kg).

• Dimensions & Weight: 440 x 135 x 370 mm (W x H x D), weight approximately 6 kg

Offered a Sanyo TP 1012UM. The Sanyo has been tested and works well. The Sanyo looks neat, but shows occasional signs of use (see photos). The lid is in excellent condition and clear, only light signs of use.

The photos are part of the description; please look at them carefully.

The Sanyo will be very well packed, sent by registered mail, and insured.

The Sanyo TP 1012 UM (also known as the TP-1012 or the "Expert" variant) is a reliable hi-fi turntable with direct drive and auto-return, produced between 1978 and 1980. The player was manufactured by the well-known Japanese company C.E.C. on behalf of Sanyo. The model is known as a solid, maintenance-friendly entry- to mid-range turntable that, thanks to the powerful DC motor, holds its speed very accurately.

Key specifications

• Drive: Direct drive (no drive belt that can dry out) via a DC servo motor.

• Operation: Semi-automatic (Auto-Return: at the end of the record, the tonearm automatically returns to the arm rest and the player stops).

• Speed: 33 1/3 and 45 RPM, manually adjustable (pitch control ±3% at 4%) with built-in strobe ring.

• Tonearm: Static-balanced S-shaped arm with a standard SME-compatible headshell (making it very easy to swap cartridges).

• Standard Cartridge/Needle: Originally supplied with the Sanyo MG-10J magnetic cartridge and the ST-10J diamond needle.

• Platter: 305 mm cast aluminum alloy (weight about 1 kg).

• Dimensions & Weight: 440 x 135 x 370 mm (W x H x D), weight approximately 6 kg

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Sanyo
Model
TP-1012UM Semi-Automatic Direct-Drive
Multiple models
No
Physical condition
Good
Number of objects
1
Includes
No extra's
Weight
6 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
The NetherlandsVerified
1879
Objects sold
93.22%
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