Pioneer PL-6 (1981)

Drive System: The PL-6 uses an idler drive system, which is known for its quiet operation and minimal rumble noise. The idler wheel transmits the rotation speed from the capstan to the platter.

Motor: It features a 4-pole AC synchronous motor, providing stable and consistent speed control.

Turntable: The turntable has a 25 cm diameter aluminum alloy die-cast platter with a weight of 1 kg, offering a stable platform for record rotation.

Speeds: The turntable supports 33 1/3 rpm, 45 rpm, and 78 rpm, making it versatile for various types of vinyl records.

Tonearm: The PL-6 features a static balance type tonearm with a non-resonant pipe-type design, suitable for stereo playback. It uses a connector type headshell, allowing for easy cartridge replacement.

Cartridge: The original cartridge is the Pioneer PC-3MC moving-coil type, with a recommended tracking force of 2.0±0.3g.

Special Features: The turntable includes an auto mechanism linked to the oil-damped arm elevation mechanism, motor power supply auto switch, and idler auto controller. The motor power switch operates in conjunction with the arm elevation mechanism.

Dimensions and Weight: The external dimensions are 475 x 190 x 380 mm, with a weight that is not specifically detailed but similar models typically weigh around 10 kg.

Power Supply: The turntable operates on 100 VAC, 50/60 Hz