LAST CHANCE TO GRAP THIS WONDERFUL TURNTABLE.
 Here
is a spotless linear tracking turntable from technics. Was made between
1981-1983. Solid. aluminum made. Weighs 15 pounds. Built like a tank to
last.
Praised more than the famous sl-10 ! ("The SL7 was better still, giving improved detail, and it was also
found to sound better than the original SL10 - £220 "HiFi Choice 1983 Review")
You are getting one of the best linear tracking turntables!!

Turntable speed on the Technics SL7 is
chosen automatically according to opto-electronic detection of the
record size while the speed select knob is in auto position.

There is, therefore, no need to manually choose turntable speed or record size.

When the upper cabinet is closed, the stabiliser contacts the upper record label area to keep the record firmly in place.

Around the circumference of the stabiliser is a stroboscope
synchronised with the quartz oscillator reference frequency, so that
you can easily confirm correct rotational speed.

Here some technical details:

Platter: 300mm aluminium die-cast

Speed accuracy: within +-0.002%

Wow and flutter: 0.025% WRMS

Rumble: -78dB

Tonearm type: Dynamic balance linear tracking gimbal suspension

Cartridge type: EPC-P202 moving magnet stereo

Dimensions: 315 x 88 x 315mm

Weight: 7kg