Vintage Panasonic SG-2110 Stereo Music Centre - Turntable, Cassette, Radio

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Vintage Panasonic SG-2110 Stereo Music Centre - Turntable, Cassette, Radio

Description

Vintage Panasonic SG-2110 Stereo Music Centre - New Needle & Belt in original condition.
Belt-drive automatic-return turntable
New stylus/needle fitted
New turntable belt fitted
Original printed Panasonic SG-2110 service manual included
The turntable has been fitted with a new needle and new belt, making it a good option for someone looking for a vintage system that is ready to use or for a collector.
Some age-related cosmetic marks due to its vintage condition. See photos.

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Voodoo_Vintage 1 month ago

Are you selling speakers separately?
Thanks
Lou

Cadena29 1 month ago

@Voodoo_Vintage no just unit, thanks

gombeener 1 hour ago

I don't know this model_ is there a pre-amp built in? Is it all working properly (I. E radio, cassette player, record player)? Are there ANY issues with the sound quality? Thank you

Cadena29 39 minutes ago

@gombeener Thanks for your message!
To answer your questions:
1. Pre-amp: Yes, it has a built-in amplifier, so you do not need an external pre-amp. You just need to connect passive speakers directly to the back of the unit.
2. Functionality: Everything is working properly. The turntable (record player), cassette player, and radio all play perfectly. The cassette deck also records perfectly from both the vinyl records and the radio.
3. Sound Quality: The sound quality is great while playing. The only minor issue is that when you turn the volume knob up or down, there is a temporary scratchy/crackling noise (static). However, once you stop turning the knob and leave it at your desired volume, the sound is completely clean and clear.
Note: This scratchy sound is very common in vintage gear from this era. It usually just means the volume potentiometer needs a quick spray of contact cleaner like DeoxIT.