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| + | * Manufacturer: [[Sony]] | ||
| + | * Model: PS-X 7 | ||
| + | * Type: Record player | ||
| + | * Years of manufacture: 1977 - 1978 | ||
| + | * Made in: Japan | ||
| + | * Color: Silver / Grey | ||
| + | * Original price approx.: 350 US-$, 1'100 DM, 1978 | ||
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| − | [[ | + | == Remarks == |
| + | * Other models in the same series: | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-11]] | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-22]] | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-8750]] | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-T 1]] | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-T 2]] | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-T 3]] | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-X 2]] | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-X 3]] | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-X 4]] | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-X 5]] | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-X 6]] | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-X 7]] | ||
| + | * [[Sony PS-X 9]] | ||
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| + | == Pictures == | ||
| + | * Image: Sony PS-X 7 | ||
| + | [[File:Sony PS-X 7-1.jpg]] | ||
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| + | == Reviews == | ||
| + | * Anno 1978, the PS-X 7 was the largest fully automatic turntable at [[Sony]], next to the large [[Sony PS-X 9]], which was also offered as a studio turntable. | ||
| + | * The chassis was made of the low-resonance SMBC material in (plain) grey. This is an extremely hard mixture of PVC, aluminum, and yet another material that Sony is silent about. It is harder than some metals, I - "Phonogen" - found out when installing a new (thicker) cable. | ||
| + | Quartz-controlled direct drive (brooms up to 150 g are compensated without problems) | ||
| + | * Synchronization fluctuations: 0,045% | ||
| + | * Rumble noise voltage ratio: 79 dB | ||
| + | * Extremely low-mass carbon tone arm with standard (SME) headshell | ||
| + | * 3 plate sizes adjustable | ||
| + | * Gel pad to increase the inertia of the platter | ||
| + | * Sensor buttons (Start/Stop and Repeat) for vibration-free operation with closed hood | ||
| + | * Optoelectronic limit switch | ||
| + | * Stroboscope with own frequency (120 Hz !) for even more precise speed control | ||
| + | * Similar Sony turntables: | ||
| + | ** [[Sony PS-X 4]] identical but only semi-automatic. | ||
| + | ** [[Sony PS-X 6]] identical but without carbon tone arm | ||
| + | * "Phonogen": I had few problems even with the digital recording of the legendary Tchaikovsky 1812. Even top-class turntables had to give in, some vinyl and audio freaks claimed that the right-angled deflections of the record were not playable, but the Sony disproved this ;-)). | ||
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| + | Report in "Fono Forum" 11 / 1978 | ||
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| + | == Links == | ||
| + | * External link to website "The Vintage Knob": [[http://www.thevintageknob.org/sony-PS-X7.html]] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Turntables]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:48, 12 February 2020
Data[edit]
General
- Manufacturer: Sony
- Model: PS-X 7
- Type: Record player
- Years of manufacture: 1977 - 1978
- Made in: Japan
- Color: Silver / Grey
- Original price approx.: 350 US-$, 1'100 DM, 1978
Technical data
Remarks[edit]
- Other models in the same series:
- Sony PS-11
- Sony PS-22
- Sony PS-8750
- Sony PS-T 1
- Sony PS-T 2
- Sony PS-T 3
- Sony PS-X 2
- Sony PS-X 3
- Sony PS-X 4
- Sony PS-X 5
- Sony PS-X 6
- Sony PS-X 7
- Sony PS-X 9
Pictures[edit]
- Image: Sony PS-X 7
Reviews[edit]
- Anno 1978, the PS-X 7 was the largest fully automatic turntable at Sony, next to the large Sony PS-X 9, which was also offered as a studio turntable.
- The chassis was made of the low-resonance SMBC material in (plain) grey. This is an extremely hard mixture of PVC, aluminum, and yet another material that Sony is silent about. It is harder than some metals, I - "Phonogen" - found out when installing a new (thicker) cable.
Quartz-controlled direct drive (brooms up to 150 g are compensated without problems)
- Synchronization fluctuations: 0,045%
- Rumble noise voltage ratio: 79 dB
- Extremely low-mass carbon tone arm with standard (SME) headshell
- 3 plate sizes adjustable
- Gel pad to increase the inertia of the platter
- Sensor buttons (Start/Stop and Repeat) for vibration-free operation with closed hood
- Optoelectronic limit switch
- Stroboscope with own frequency (120 Hz !) for even more precise speed control
- Similar Sony turntables:
- Sony PS-X 4 identical but only semi-automatic.
- Sony PS-X 6 identical but without carbon tone arm
- "Phonogen": I had few problems even with the digital recording of the legendary Tchaikovsky 1812. Even top-class turntables had to give in, some vinyl and audio freaks claimed that the right-angled deflections of the record were not playable, but the Sony disproved this ;-)).
Report in "Fono Forum" 11 / 1978
Links[edit]
- External link to website "The Vintage Knob": [[1]]