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#4003
És itt kipróbálták az 1200-t is:
"In absolute terms the sound could be critised for the slighly-narrowed imaging (and I mean slightly!) and a little bit of emphasis in the 100Hz region. But none of these annoyed me, and I spent many happy hours just listening to this combination. If you allow me to extrapolate, then I'd gather that an SL-1200 Mk2 plus one of Benz's second-generation ACE L, M or H cartridges yields an unbeatable 1000 euro record playing system!"
Conclusions
I can't help but like this turntable a lot. With the Benz MC Scheu and the Denon DL-103 it performed outright impressively and inspiring at these combinations' respective price points (even when the marriage with the Grado was less lucky, and the result rather ordinary). This, together with its ridiculously low price of 450 euro (internet shopping), makes it a no-brainer for quality of sound alone. Factoring in its battlecruiser build and then its easy-going functionality makes the SL-1200 a massive bargain which should be especially attractive to record collectors using many different cartridges. You don't have to take my word for it, but if you are shopping in the sub-1000 euro price bracket then you'd better not ignore the Technics. Whatever the experts say.