Technics SL-P50 (1984)
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A proud achievement, The "Flagship" compact disc player. The SL-P50 is a professional compact disc player introduced by Technics in 1984. For this model they have used all original Technics components, including optical deck, laser pickup system and IC-controlled focus and tracking servo systems, 16-bit D/A converter for each stereo channel. It also includes three cueing modes: numeric keypad (for cueing by minutes and seconds or frame number), search dial, and automatic search function. The LED display shows track, index and elapsed time. The VU meters show actual disc signal level. Operation also appeals to professional habits and preferences, with a large search dial for "cueing" as on an analog turntable. The SL-P50 can be placed on a table or mounted in a standard rack or the optional SH-S50P console stand. The more common version is the black model but traditionally professional/studio components from Technics were white. Size: 430x200x530mm (WxHxD) | Weight: 19.5kg. Original sale price: 11900 DM in Germany.
