Pick up Thorens TD 160

Pick up Thorens TD 160 HiEnd : doza si ac Ortofon LM 10, belt drive, carcasa lemn, capac de protectie, speed 33/45, cueing, antiskating, made in Germany, capac protectie, poze reale.

Operation: manually
Drive System: internal flat drive belt
Motor: electronically controlled AC synchronous motor
Speeds: 33-1/3, 45 rpm
Speed Select: electronically
Platter: 12” / 2.0 kg (acrylic)
Turntable - Tonearm: THORENS TP 250 VTA
Pick-up Cartridge: No
Anti-skating (Bias): magnetic (TP 250)
Automatic Shut-off: No
Cable Capacitance: 120 pF
Power Supply: external mains adaptor (115-230 V / 50-60 Hz depending on type)
Dimensions: 430 x 175 x 340 mm (W x H x D)
Weight: 8.0 kg
Finish: MDF plinth with black ash vinyl veneer
Scope of Delivery: mains adapter w. power cord, dust cover (acrylic), drive belt mounting tool, RCA interconnects, bubble level, tone arm scale, instrunctions for use

TD-160 / TD-160 MK II / THORENS
Thorens TD-160 MK II

This is the less common dark gray version of the Swiss-made Thorens TD-160 MK II. You’ll find quite a few of the teak version which most people would probably prefer but the gray version does have a neat minimalist industrial look to it. The TD-160 MK II was a completely manual turntable with a floating sub-chassis and a belt drive. It ran at both 33 1/3 and 45 speeds. It also featured an effective 16 pole synchronous motor. Introduced in 1976, the TD-160 MK II was the later version of the TD-160 which came out in 1972. The MK II also had the TP16 tonearm but the arm had been redesigned since first being used on the earlier TD-160 and was now called the Isotrack TP16 MkII.

TD-160 / TD-160 MK II / THORENS
Thorens TD-160 MK II

This is the less common dark gray version of the Swiss-made Thorens TD-160 MK II. You’ll find quite a few of the teak version which most people would probably prefer but the gray version does have a neat minimalist industrial look to it. The TD-160 MK II was a completely manual turntable with a floating sub-chassis and a belt drive. It ran at both 33 1/3 and 45 speeds. It also featured an effective 16 pole synchronous motor. Introduced in 1976, the TD-160 MK II was the later version of the TD-160 which came out in 1972. The MK II also had the TP16 tonearm but the arm had been redesigned since first being used on the earlier TD-160 and was now called the Isotrack TP16 MkII.