RE: How aobut just listen to it for a time BEFORE tweeking away?

I have a SL-1300Mk2 that's the full auto model in the 1300/1400/1500Mk2 series. Other than the well known part that fails and the auto features wont work which I expected but I'm able to use it manually it's in close to mint condition. I'll be purchasing shortly a new part to solve that issue. Checking the electronics I'm leaning towards the 1300/1400/1500Mk2 being closer to the SP-15. As for sound/performance stock it sounded every bit as good as a SL-1200Mk2, SP-25 and SP-15 and without 78rpm would be a lot more reliable. Up to you if you want to mod it or you might be quite content with it stock.

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Topic - How good is the Technics SL-1400MKII? - Cougar 07:38:35 08/29/14 (7)

The deck retailed for $440.00 in 1978. - Opus 33 1/3 08:48:03 08/29/14 (2)

Really? My SL-1600MKII that I bought back in........ - Cougar 09:37:15 08/29/14 (1)

Going by the Vintage Technics Turntable website in the UK. /nt\ - Opus 33 1/3 13:19:12 08/29/14 (0)

How aobut just listen to it for a time BEFORE tweeking away? - Dman 07:47:53 08/29/14 (3)

RE: How aobut just listen to it for a time BEFORE tweeking away? - Cougar 08:18:42 08/29/14 (2)

RE: How aobut just listen to it for a time BEFORE tweeking away? - Dman 11:09:15 08/29/14 (1)

RE: How aobut just listen to it for a time BEFORE tweeking away? - majick47 14:26:02 08/29/14 (0)

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