Description
This is the MICRO DD-8, a high-end direct-drive record player from the renowned Micro Seiki. It features a heavy wooden cabinet that provides excellent stability and quiet operation. Equipped with the highly acclaimed MA-505 dynamic balance tone arm, it offers precise tracking to bring out the true sound of analog records. A MICRO LM-10 cartridge is included.
Specifications
- Brand: MICRO (Micro Seiki)
- Model: DD-8
- Drive System: Direct Drive (Quartz Lock)
- Motor: DC Servo Motor
- Speeds: 33 1/3, 45 rpm
- Platter: 35cm Aluminum Die-cast, 2.6kg
- Tone Arm: MA-505 Dynamic Balance Type
- Cabinet: Natural Wood Finish
- Cartridge: MICRO LM-10
- Power: AC 100V, 50/60Hz
- Dimensions: 497 (W) x 154 (H) x 385 (D) mm
- Weight: Approx. 15kg (33 lbs)
Condition
- Dust cover is missing due to damage.
- Scratches are visible on the outer edge of the platter.
- The cabinet has minor scratches and thin scuffs consistent with age.
- This unit was purchased as a working item. Please note that this is a Japanese model (100V), so a step-down transformer may be required for use in your region.
Included Items
- Main Unit
- Tone Arm (MA-505)
- Cartridge (MICRO LM-10)
- Everything shown in the photos is included.
Power cable may not be included (if not shown in photos) / Some scratches and dirt / Signs of use and age / Minor damage/defects
shipping from Japan.
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