Belt drive analog player
Standard model Mark II with original tone arm equipped with knife edge bearing
Deepening the charm of timeless analog playback―
A new standard in pursuit of functional beauty.
Nowadays, records are once again in the spotlight as an attractive music medium, and the PD-151 was developed to allow you to fully enjoy the luxurious audio experience that only analog can provide. Inheriting its excellent basic performance and functional beauty, a new high-sensitivity tone arm with original specifications has been installed. The long-awaited new model PD-151 MARKⅡ has arrived as the new standard for belt-drive analog players. We deliver real analog that stands out from digital.
| ●Turntable | |
|---|---|
| Drive method | Belt drive method |
| Motor | PID control brushless DC motor |
| Material | Machined aluminum, surface finish: diamond cut |
| Rotation speed | 33 1/3rpm, 45rpm, 78rpm switching type |
| Rotation speed adjustment range | ±6% (Each rotation speed can be adjusted independently) |
| Wow flutter | 0.04% or less (W.R.M.S.) |
| Mass | 4.0kg (platter) |
●Tone arm | |
| Format | Static balance, S-shaped universal type |
| Bearing | Knife edge structure |
| Effective length | 222.5mm |
|---|---|
| Overhang | 18mm, tracking error: ±3° or less |
| Applicable cartridge weight | 4~10g (17~23g including attached head shell) |
| Height adjustment range | 15mm |
| Anti-skating | 0～4g |
●Body | |
| Power supply voltage | AC100V (50/60Hz) |
| Power consumption | 5W (according to the provisions of the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Law) |
| External dimensions | 465 (width) x 133 (height: to top of turntable) x 393 (depth) mm |
| Mass | 15.8kg (main unit), 19.6kg (standard packaging) |
| Accessories | Turntable, head shell, turntable seat rubber belt, turntable mounting handle EP adapter, counterweight Hex wrench for arm adjustment (2 types) Flathead screwdriver for adjusting rotation speed Phono cable (DIN type → RCA: already attached to the main unit) Power cable (JPA-10000i: with polarity mark) |