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SABA PSP 900

Turntable Details

Drive

Direct

Motor

Wow & Flutter %

Rumble [dB]

Speed

33, 45

Dimensions [mm]

Platter Material

Platter Diameter [mm]

Total Weight [kg]

Tonearm

Year Built

Platter Weight [kg]

Plinth Material

Price

Additional information

The SABA PSP 910 is a vintage direct-drive turntable produced between 1978 and 1980. It is known for its solid construction, reliable performance, and user-friendly features. 


General Specifications


  • Manufacturer: SABA (Villingen, Germany)

  • Model: PSP 910

  • Type: Record player (not a changer)

  • Country of Manufacture: Japan

  • Years of Production: 1978–1980

  • Original Price: Approximately 500 Deutsche Marks (DM).


Technical Features


  1. Drive System:
    Direct-drive mechanism with two selectable speeds: 33 RPM and 45 RPM.

  2. Performance Metrics:
    Wow and flutter: ±0.08%, ensuring consistent playback speed.
    Frequency response: 10 Hz to 30,000 Hz, offering high-fidelity sound reproduction.

  3. Tonearm and Cartridge:
    Compatible with the Audio-Technica AT13 EA cartridge, which delivers good sound quality.
    Semi-automatic operation with tonearm lift functionality, though some users noted slight jumping when the tonearm lift is activated.

  4. Build Quality:
    Constructed with materials that minimize sensitivity to vibrations, ensuring stable playback even in less-than-ideal environments.
    Users report no audible interference or rumble during operation.

  5. Connectivity:
    Equipped with a DIN connector, which may require an adapter for RCA (cinch) connections to modern audio systems.

  6. Power Supply:
    Operates on AC power at 220 volts.

  7. Dimensions:
    Width x Height x Depth: 45 x 14.8 x 38 cm (approximately).


User Feedback


  • The SABA PSP 910 is praised for its durability, effective semi-automatic functionality, and excellent sound quality for its price range.

  • It is particularly appreciated for its resistance to external vibrations, making it suitable for stable audio playback without distortion

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