Technics SL-1000 MK 3

Data

General

• Manufacturer: Technics
• Model: SL-1000 MK3
• Type: Turntable
• Years of manufacture: 1982 - 1986
• Made in: Japan
• Color: Silver / Black
• Power consumption: see SP-10 MK 3
• Dimensions: 561 x 175 x 466 mm (WxHxD).
• Weight: 43 kg (complete)
• New price complete approx.: 7200 DM

Connections

• Inputs: see SP-10 MK 3
• Outputs: see EPC-100 C MK 3

Specifications

• Turntable SL-1000 MK3 consists of / Technical data under:
  • Turntable drive:
    • SP-10 MK 3
  • Turntable plinth / cover SH-10B5:
    • SH-10 B5
  • Tonearm:
    • EPA-100 MK 2
  • Cartridge:
    • EPC-100 C MK 3

Special Features

• The SH-10B5 turntable plinth included a matching hood.
• The following additional options were available for the turntable configuration:
  • Tonearm:
    • EPA-500
      • Note: The following types of universal tonearm EPA-500 were available:
        • Tonearm EPA-A 501 L [[1]]
        • Tonearm EPA-A 501 M [[2]]
        • Tonearm EPA-A 501 H [[3]]
        • Tonearm EPA-A 501 E [[4]]
        • Tonearm EPA-A 501 G [[5]]
  • Turntable plinth SH-10B3 "Obsidian":
    • SH-10 B3
  • Electronic stylus contact force gauge SH-50 P1: Electronic gauge with semiconductor assembly with accurate indication of contact force on extra large scale.

Remarks

• Other models in the same series:
  • Record player complete:
    • SL-1000 MK 3
  • Turntable drive:
    • SP-10 MK 3
  • Turntable plinth SH-10B5
    • SH-10 B5
  • Tonearm:
    • EPA-100 MK 2
  • Cartridge:
    • EPC-100 C MK 3

• Technics predecessor models:
  • 1970: Turntable complete Technics SL-1000:
    • SL-1000
  • 1975: Turntable complete Technics SL-1000 MK 2:
    • SL-1000 MK 2
• Technics successor model:
  • 2018: turntable drive Technics SL-1000 R:
    • SL-1000 R

Pictures

• Technics SL-1000 MK3 with control unit

• Technics SH-50 P1: Electronic pickup needle contact force gauge.
  • Measuring range: 0.5 - 3 g
  • Power supply: 3 V battery
  • Dimensions: 147 x 24 x 52 mm
  • Weight: 125 g
  • Original price: 6'000 Yen (Japan, 1976)** Measuring range: 0,5 - 3 g

Links

• External link: "The Vintage Knob" website: [[6]]

• External link: "Audio Heritage, Japan" website: [[7]]