Grundig PS 4000

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General

  • Manufacturer: Grundig
  • Model: PS 4000
  • Type: Record player
  • Years of manufacture: 1980 - 1981
  • Made in:
  • Color: Metal finish
  • Power consumption:
  • Dimensions: 420 x 141 x 348 mm (WxHxD).
  • Weight:
  • Original price approx.: 580 DM


Connections

  • Outputs: Cable with 5-pin DIN plug
  • Inputs: -


Technical data

  • Drive: Belt drive
  • Motor: DC motor, controlled via tachogenerator, quartz stabilized PLL control
  • Speed: 33 1/3, 45 rpm
  • Synchronous speed fluctuations: < 0.05% (DIN), < 0.025% (WRMS)
  • Rumble noise ratio: better -50 dB (DIN A), better -73 dB (DIN B)
  • Turntable: cast aluminium
  • Operating mode: semi-automatic
  • Pitch: no
  • Tonearm: straight tonearm with detachable headshell; 1/2" mounting for cartridge
  • Cartridge: Philips Super M II GP 406 II


Special Features

  • 'DIRECT CONTROL' drive system, combining the advantages of belt and direct drive. The belt drive is controlled by a tachogenerator in the drive pulley. This ensures a constant speed even when the load on the drive varies, e.g. due to cleaning brushes, temperature or mains fluctuations.
  • Tonearm balance integrated in the locking position socket.
  • Adjustable tracking force and antiskating. Separate scales for spherical and elliptical needle grind available for antiskating.
  • Sprung sub-chassis with three leaf springs coupled to the frame.
  • Photoelectric limit stop


Remarks

  • Identical in construction to Philips AF 887
  • The stock headshell has a 1/2" hole spacing but no slotted holes, so only Philips Super M II series cartridges fit accurately. In order to be able to use pickups from other manufacturers, Philips made a 1/2" universal headshell with slotted holes with the order number 4822 402 60627.



Pictures

  • Extract from brochure: Grundig PS 2000, PS 3000, PS 4000

Grundig PS-2000-3000-4000-Prospekt-1980.jpg


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