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TEAC TN-400S Turntable
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TEAC TN-400S Turntable
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Product Description
Modern functionality meets old-school cool in the TEAC TN-400S: a belt-driven, three-speed turntable with an S-shaped tonearm, an all-new motor assembly, and a built-in USB output that makes it easy to archive your vinyl collection. The Neoprene-coated, high-inertia aluminum diecast platter is driven by a high-torque DC motor and a new low-friction spindle, which work together to deliver precise speed consistency and tonal accuracy Read More
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lampd1
64
Jan 13, 2018
Wish MD would drop decent turntables I'd pull the trigger on some Pioneer plx 1000s in a heartbeat. Belt drive just... Yeah...
GetzTheGoldfish
10
Jan 12, 2018
Haha why would anyone ever want to get this belt drive shit instead of a technics 1200?
CeeStyleDj
5
Apr 25, 2020
GetzTheGoldfishReplying off of an old comment but Teac turntables are definitely not crap especially the middle to upper range. This is a well-reviewed turntable with plenty of features, good looks and great build quality. Maybe you're just a Technics 1200 fanboy?
HamRadioANDAudioNut
23
Jan 12, 2018
78 RPM's too! YEAH! I have so many vintage 78's that I want to play and archive!
tftdguru
68
Jan 12, 2018
BetolamiKind of the norm these days. The days of 0.015% wow and flutter at reasonable price points are mostly gone.
CeeStyleDj
5
Apr 25, 2020
tftdguruAnd who knows if that was even measured correctly back then. The measurements of tables back then may have been worse than tables today. They create new standards and new ways of measuring but we look at it as "worse specs" when we are not always comparing Apples to Apples.
A community member
Jul 25, 2017
OK... oddball question I doubt will have an answer from anyone with direct experience, but here goes:
Which is a better choice for 78rpm playback... the Teac TN-400 or Audio Technica LP120?
I've got stacks of inherited 78s that I would love to be able to play. I have a good main turntable for LP playback (MMF-5), so this will be a secondary table in another room. Yes, I know I'll need a separate cartridge and will probably buy a second headshell for whichever table I choose. Nice that the Teac comes with the AT100E for LP playback.
Thanks!
Which is a better choice for 78rpm playback... the Teac TN-400 or Audio Technica LP120?
I've got stacks of inherited 78s that I would love to be able to play. I have a good main turntable for LP playback (MMF-5), so this will be a secondary table in another room. Yes, I know I'll need a separate cartridge and will probably buy a second headshell for whichever table I choose. Nice that the Teac comes with the AT100E for LP playback.
Thanks!
lailoken
249
Jan 12, 2018
I like wood as well, it would go great in my living room! The AT styling is also quite retro in my view, but the wood is definitely prettier.
A community member
Jan 12, 2018
I ended up going with the LP120 as well, and have been pleasantly surprised by the build quality and features. Since I bought it primary for 78 RPM, the fast start up and braking of the direct drive are welcome characteristics. The reviews also swayed me to the LP120.
Karnat
156
Jul 24, 2017
Are there any other TT around with a black walnut finish? I prefer actual wood. This one seems to have mixed reviews and I don't really mind spending more.
DonV
67
Jul 24, 2017
Opinions seems to vary greatly on this unit. "Audiophiles" seem to regard the specs as sub-par for the price point.
Hoping to see what others think. I've been looking to get back into TT at around the $500 pricepoint for both TT and stylus....
Hoping to see what others think. I've been looking to get back into TT at around the $500 pricepoint for both TT and stylus....
CeeStyleDj
5
Apr 25, 2020
DonVSome so-called audiophiles are pre-reviewing it and prejudging it before even ever holding it, looking at it or listening to it. Teac makes quality units
abarginhunterpro7
20
Jul 24, 2017
This or Audio-Technica??? belt drive vs. direct drive? three hundred and twenty nine ninetynine vs two hundred ninetynine,ninetynine lol...........
YSAWAE
0
Jul 25, 2017
abarginhunterpro7 So I have the step down TN-300 I went with the TEAC as the AT has built in RCA cables so if say one of my cats decided to chew up the cords... Not that that EVER happens.. But you know if it did... That was my main consideration when choosing between the two other than looks. Both have decent reviews for the price and similar features.
Elsid
697
Jul 27, 2017
abarginhunterpro7The At 120 and 60 get alot of good reviews. A company named LP gear will upgrade the needle and belt for a very reasonable price and they have a great return policy.
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