Classic vs Thorens TD 402 DD
The TD 402 DD's wow & flutter is 0.150% against the Classic's 0.120%, its output 4.0 mV against 3.5 mV, and its signal-to-noise 67 dB against 65 dB. Both share tracking force (2.0 g).
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The Music Hall Classic turntable is a modern take on a classic design, inspired by turntables of the past and built with the best of today's technology. This 2-speed belt-driven turntable comes complete with a tonearm, mounted Music Hall Spirit cartridge, and built-in phono preamp, delivering exceptional sound quality with precision-aligned speed control. With adjustable vibration-damping feet and semi-automatic operation (automatic tonearm lift and platter stop at the end of a side), the Classic is both easy to use and stylish. The built-in bypassable phono preamp allows for easy connection to your existing system, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking for an affordable yet high-quality turntable. The turntable features a unique uni-pivot tonearm design, removable head shell, and includes a dust cover.
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The TD 402 DD's wow & flutter is 0.150% against the Classic's 0.120%, its output 4.0 mV against 3.5 mV, and its signal-to-noise 67 dB against 65 dB. Both share tracking force (2.0 g).
The Alva ST's output is 3.6 mV against the Classic's 3.5 mV and its signal-to-noise 90 dB against 65 dB. Both share wow & flutter (0.120%) and tracking force (2.0 g).
The DP-300F's wow & flutter is 0.100% against the Classic's 0.120%, its output 5.0 mV against 3.5 mV, and its signal-to-noise 60 dB against 65 dB. Both share tracking force (2.0 g).
The TD 102A's wow & flutter is 0.200% against the Classic's 0.120%, its output 4.0 mV against 3.5 mV, and its signal-to-noise 67 dB against 65 dB. Both share tracking force (2.0 g).
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