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== Daten ==
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== Data ==
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'''Allgemein'''
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'''General'''
* Hersteller: [[Fisher|Fisher]]
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* Manufacturer: [[Fisher]]
* Modell: MT-730
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* Model: MT-730, component of the complete [[Fisher System 274]]
* Baujahre: 1985
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* Type: Turntable
* Hergestellt in:
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* Years of manufacture: 1985 - 1986
* Farbe: schwarz
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* Made in: Japan
* Leistungsaufnahme: 10 W
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* Colour: Black
* Abmessungen: 440 x 100 x 380 mm (B x H x T)
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* Power consumption: 10 W
* Gewicht: 5,0 kg
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* Dimensions: 440 x 100 x 380 mm (WxHxD)
* Neupreis ca.:
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* Weight: 5.0 kg
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* Original price approx.: 600 DM
  
  
'''Anschlüsse'''
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'''Connections'''
* Ausgänge: Phono OUT
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* Outputs: Phono OUT
* Eingänge:
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* Inputs:
  
  
'''Technische Daten'''
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'''Specifications'''
* Antrieb: Riemen, tangential
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* Drive: Belt, tangential
* Drehzahl: 33 U/min - 45 U/min
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* Speed: 33 rpm - 45 rpm
* Gleichlaufschwankungen: ± 0,03%
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* Synchronization fluctuations: ± 0,03%
* Rumpelgeräuschabstand: 70 dB
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* Rumble noise ratio: 70 dB
* Plattenteller:  
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* Turntable:  
* Betriebsart: Vollautomatik
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* Operating mode: Fully automatic
* Pitch: Ja (± 3%)
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* Pitch: Yes (± 3%)
  
  
'''Besondere Ausstattungen'''
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[[File:Fisher MT-274-275-730-750-Daten-1985.jpg]]
  
== Bemerkungen ==
 
  
Der Plattenspieler verfügt über eine Titelprogrammierung. Es können mittels Bedienknöpfen am Gehäuse einzelne Tracks direkt angesteuert werden. Dies geschieht mit Hilfe eines Infrarotsensors am Tonabnehmer, der die Leerrillen zwischen den Titeln auf einer Schallplatte erkennt. Darüber hinaus ist er aufgrund dieser Einrichtung in der Lage, die jeweils richtige Schallplattengröße (7", 10" bzw. 12") automatisch zu erkennen. Ebenso wird festgestellt, wenn sich keine LP auf dem Plattenteller befindet - der Tonarm läßt sich dann nicht absenken.
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== Remarks ==
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* Other models in the same series:
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* [[Fisher MT-30]]
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* [[Fisher MT-35]]
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* [[Fisher MT-37]]
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* [[Fisher MT-38]]
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* [[Fisher MT-274]]
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* [[Fisher MT-275]]
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* [[Fisher MT-715]]
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* [[Fisher MT-730]]
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* [[Fisher MT-750]]
  
Weitere Modelle der gleichen Serie:
 
* [[Fisher MT-750|MT-750]]
 
  
== Bilder ==
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== Pictures ==
[[Bild:FisherMT730.jpg]]
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* Image: Fisher MT-730
== Berichte ==
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[[File:Fisher MT-730-Prospekt-1985.jpg]]
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== Reports ==
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* The record player has a title programming. It can be used to directly control individual tracks using control buttons on the cabinet. This is done with the help of an infrared sensor on the pickup, which detects the empty grooves between the tracks on a record. Furthermore, because of this facility, it is able to automatically detect the correct record size (7", 10" or 12") in each case. It also detects when there is no LP on the turntable - the tonearm cannot be lowered in this case.
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== Links ==
 
== Links ==
  
[[Kategorie:Plattenspieler]]
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[[Category:Turntables]]

Latest revision as of 06:10, 21 May 2021

Data[edit]

General

  • Manufacturer: Fisher
  • Model: MT-730, component of the complete Fisher System 274
  • Type: Turntable
  • Years of manufacture: 1985 - 1986
  • Made in: Japan
  • Colour: Black
  • Power consumption: 10 W
  • Dimensions: 440 x 100 x 380 mm (WxHxD)
  • Weight: 5.0 kg
  • Original price approx.: 600 DM


Connections

  • Outputs: Phono OUT
  • Inputs:


Specifications

  • Drive: Belt, tangential
  • Speed: 33 rpm - 45 rpm
  • Synchronization fluctuations: ± 0,03%
  • Rumble noise ratio: 70 dB
  • Turntable:
  • Operating mode: Fully automatic
  • Pitch: Yes (± 3%)


Fisher MT-274-275-730-750-Daten-1985.jpg


Remarks[edit]


Pictures[edit]

  • Image: Fisher MT-730

Fisher MT-730-Prospekt-1985.jpg


Reports[edit]

  • The record player has a title programming. It can be used to directly control individual tracks using control buttons on the cabinet. This is done with the help of an infrared sensor on the pickup, which detects the empty grooves between the tracks on a record. Furthermore, because of this facility, it is able to automatically detect the correct record size (7", 10" or 12") in each case. It also detects when there is no LP on the turntable - the tonearm cannot be lowered in this case.


Links[edit]