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Micro Seiki DD-100

Turntable Details

Drive

Direct

Motor

DC

Wow & Flutter %

0.02

Rumble [dB]

-63

Speed

33, 45, 78

Dimensions [mm]

Platter Material

Zinc alloy

Platter Diameter [mm]

400

Total Weight [kg]

Tonearm

Year Built

26

1976

Platter Weight [kg]

5.2

Plinth Material

Price

Additional information

Key Features


  • Drive System: Direct drive with a PLL Quartz-Locked DC Servo motor.

  • Motor: High-quality PLL Quartz-Locked DC Servo motor for precise speed control.

  • Speeds: 33.33, 45, and 78 rpm.

  • Pitch Control: ±6% fine speed adjustment (PLL off).

  • Platter: 40 cm zinc alloy platter weighing 5.2 kg with an inertial mass of 1500 kg/cm².

  • Wow and Flutter: Less than 0.02% WRMS.

  • Speed Deviation: 0.002% (50 ppm).

  • Load Characteristics: 0% up to 150g (outer diameter).

  • Signal-to-Noise Ratio: Greater than 63 dB (JIS).

  • Tonearm: Dynamic balance type.
    Effective Length: 267 mm.
    Tracking Force Range: 0 to 3 grams.
    Overhang: 13 mm.
    Offset Angle: 18°45'.
    Tracking Error: 0°20' (outer), 0°50' (inner).
    Cartridge Weight Range: 13 to 21 grams (including headshell), with options for supplementary weights.

  • pF Settings: 100, 200, 300 pF, and direct (off).

  • kOhm Settings: 22, 33, 68 kOhm, and direct (off).

  • Dimensions: 568 x 180 x 450 mm (WHD).

  • Weight: 26 kg (turntable), 5 kg (power supply).

  • Power Consumption: 14.5 W (MD-100 power supply).

  • Years of Manufacture: 1976 to 1979.

  • Made in: Japan.

  • Original Price: Approximately 250,000 Yen (Japan, 1976), 3,600 DM.


Additional Details


  • The DD-100 is a high-end vintage direct-drive turntable known for its precise speed control and robust build quality.

  • It features a heavy zinc alloy platter, which provides excellent stability and reduces resonance compared to aluminum platters.

  • The turntable supports multiple tonearms and is designed for audiophiles seeking high-quality sound reproduction.

  • The DD-100 was highly regarded for its performance and is still sought after by collectors today.

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