TD 101A vs TD 202
The TD 202's wow & flutter is 0.200% against the TD 101A's 0.100%, its output 2.5 mV against 3.5 mV, its signal-to-noise 67 dB against 60 dB, and its channel separation 18 dB against 20 dB.
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The Thorens TD 101 A is a fully automatic, plug-and-play hi-fi turntable designed for beginners and users who want simple operation with modern connectivity. It uses an internal belt-drive system with an electronically controlled DC motor, includes a pre-mounted Audio-Technica AT3600 cartridge, and features a switchable built-in MM phono preamplifier for direct connection to a wide range of audio systems. It is sold in a black matt / black structured enamel finish and includes a dust cover, RCA interconnects, and an external power supply.
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The TD 202's wow & flutter is 0.200% against the TD 101A's 0.100%, its output 2.5 mV against 3.5 mV, its signal-to-noise 67 dB against 60 dB, and its channel separation 18 dB against 20 dB.
The MMF-1.3's output is 2.5 mV against the TD 101A's 3.5 mV, its output voltage 2.5V RMS against 3.5V RMS, and its channel separation 18 dB against 20 dB. Both share wow & flutter (0.100%).
The DP-300F's output is 5.0 mV against the TD 101A's 3.5 mV and its output voltage 2.5V RMS against 3.5V RMS. Both share wow & flutter (0.100%) and signal-to-noise (60 dB).
The LP3XBT's wow & flutter is 0.200% against the TD 101A's 0.100%, its output 4.0 mV against 3.5 mV, and its output voltage 0.3V RMS against 3.5V RMS. Both share signal-to-noise (60 dB).
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