Victrola Stream Onyx Turntable - 33-1/3 & 45 RPM Vinyl Record Player, Works with Sonos Wirelessly, High Precision Magnetic Cartridge, Semi-Automatic, Multiple Connections, Black Matte Finish VS Stanton T.62 M2
Victrola Stream Onyx Turntable - 33-1/3 & 45 RPM Vinyl Record Player, Works with Sonos Wirelessly, High Precision Magnetic Cartridge, Semi-Automatic, Multiple Connections, Black Matte Finish
  • Brand - Victrola
  • Updated_at - 2023-04-26 08:14:08
Stanton T.62 M2
  • Brand - Stanton
  • Updated_at - 0000-00-00 00:00:00

Specifications

Specification Victrola Stream Onyx Turntable - Stanton T.62 M2
Controls
Pitch Variation, % - 10
Pitch Control -
Operation Type - full manual
Braking System - electronic
Dimensions
Size, Cm/inches - 14.3 x 45.2 x 37/5.6 x 17.7 x 14.5
Weight, Kg/pounds - 6.3/13.8
Cartridge
Appropriate Needle Pressure, G -
Type - 300 Cartridge
Supplied Headshell Weight, G -
Motor
Torque -
Speed, Rpm - 33, 45
Platter Type -
Drive Method - direct
Wow & Flutter (wrms), % - 0.15
Power
Power Consumption, W -
Features
Other -
45 Rpm Adapter -
Dust Cover -
Sound
Output Level -
Gain -
Signal To Noise Ratio, Db - 65
Frequency Response, Hz - 20-20000
Stylus
Model -
Type - 300 Cartridge
Replaceable -
Connections
Other -
Rca - 1
Usb - 1

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