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Pioneer pl12d and technics sa 300l reciever
Lochwinnoch, Renfrewshire
£325
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Description
Vintage Audiophile Hi-Fi System –
Pioneer PL-12D II, Technics SA-300L, Mordaunt-Short Speakers
Up for sale is a beautiful, classic 1970s vintage analog Hi-Fi setup. This system offers a fantastic combination of precision Japanese engineering and warm British audio presentation. The system produces a wonderful, cohesive sound and is a perfect entry point into high-quality vinyl playback.
System Components:
• Pioneer PL-12D II Turntable: A legendary, highly reliable manual belt-drive turntable from the golden era of audio. Features smooth operation and excellent tracking. Includes cartridge and stylus. The dust cover has typical light vintage surface wear but no cracks or structural damage.
• Technics SA-300L Receiver: A stunning silver-face AM/FM/LW stereo receiver (1979) pushing a clean 35 watts per channel. The dial backlighting looks fantastic, and the built-in phono stage pairs beautifully with the Pioneer turntable.
• Mordaunt-Short Speakers: Premium British-made passive loudspeakers. Renowned for their crisp detail, open midrange, and very musical, non-fatiguing sound profile.
Condition & Operation:
The turntable and speakers are working perfectly. The system sounds great once music is playing. Please note that the Technics receiver has some typical vintage "pot noise" (a bit of crackle/scratchiness through the speakers when adjusting the volume, balance, or tone knobs). This is just standard dust and oxidation from age, which is incredibly common for gear of this era and can be easily sorted with a quick spray of electrical contact cleaner (like DeoxIT). Aside from the scratchy pots when adjusting the dials, the system performs beautifully.
Price: £350
Posted: 3 days ago
Ad ID: 1804701787
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