Audiophiles, prepare to discover hidden nuances in your vinyl collection. Technics‘ latest masterpiece, the SL-1300G turntable, promises unprecedented audio precision through revolutionary vibration-reduction technology.
At the core of this Grand Class series player sits the innovative ΔΣ-Drive (Delta Sigma Drive) system, first introduced in the SL-1200GR. This sophisticated technology minimizes the subtle mechanical vibrations produced by the turntable’s iron-coreless double rotor/single stator motor, ensuring flawless rotation and superior groove tracking.
Technics has engineered multiple layers of vibration protection beyond the Delta Sigma Drive. The turntable boasts a substantial three-layer aluminum platter, dual-layer chassis, and robust body construction. Combined with dampening silicon insulators and a highly responsive tonearm, these features deliver exceptionally pure sound reproduction. While perfect studio replication remains elusive, Technics continues pushing the boundaries of home audio fidelity.
The SL-1300G’s visual appeal matches its technical prowess. Its understated aesthetic emphasizes acoustic excellence, offering both black and silver finishes complemented by an elegant brass platter weight. A transparent dust cover completes the package.
Available this December with a $3,299.99 price point, the SL-1300G presents a more attainable option compared to Technics’ Reference Series models. Notably, it’s currently the only turntable featuring Delta Sigma Drive technology in the company’s lineup, making it an attractive choice for discerning music enthusiasts seeking studio-grade playback quality.
