DUAL CS-5000 PLATINE VINYLE DISQUE HIGH END + CELLULE + STYL À RIEDISHEIM

PLATINE VINYLE / DISQUE DUAL CS-5000 + CELLULE ET STYLUS NEUFS: ORTOFON OMB 5 en boîte d'origine Une des meilleures platine jamais produite ! TRÈS BEL ETAT / VERY GOOD CONDITION Des traces d'usage apparaissent, quelques traces sur le plexi, et le bois mériterait d'être ciré pour une belle finition, voir photos  traces of use appear, few on perpex and the wood should be waxed for a good finish, please see photos DESIGN INTEMPORELLE / TIMELESS DESIGN  PARFAIT FONCTIONNEMENT / FULLY WORKING  ENTIÈREMENT RÉVISÉE / FULLY SERVICED COURROIE NEUVE / NEW BELT Regardez mes videos sur Youtube / Please watch my videos on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1To_nZRAoc following a request, NEW VIDEO WITH AUTOMATIC STOP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXQluaHc42E UN AFFINAGE DES RÉGLAGES PEUT ETRE NÉCESSAIRE LORS DE SA MISE EN ROUTE (stabilisation des pieds,...) LE FLEURON DE LA GAMME DUAL QUALITE MUSICALE EXCEPTIONNELLE !!! Une platine réellement AUDIOPHILE !!! et si CLASSE, si BELLE,....   A UTILISER QUOTIDIENNEMENT OU COLLECTIONNER WORLWIDE DELIVERY Will be sent in safe package Sera livré en colis protégé BEST REGARDS, The three-speed Dual CS 5000 is a semi-automatic turntable that starts rotating when the arm is moved from its rest and stops when the arm is returned. At the end of a record's side (which is sensed optically), the arm lifts and returns to its rest and the motor shuts off. The platter, which weighs 3-3/4 pounds including its thick rubber mat, is belt-driven from a tiny, flat, disc-shaped motor. The motor's speed is electronically controlled by a quartz-crystal reference oscillator and a microprocessor. In addition, a second control loop measures the platter's speed with an optical sensor and corrects the motor speed as required to maintain the correct playing speed. Unlike almost all other currently available record players, the Dual CS 5000 operates at 78 rpm as well as 33% and 45 rpm. The tonearm of the CS 5000 is designed to minimize many of the recognized weaknesses of typical pivoted tonearms. It is supported by gimbal pivots for both axes of motion and operates at all times in a fully balanced state (the downward tracking force is supplied by a coiled spring). Dual points out that the arm-support system eliminates any need for critical leveling of the turntable, which can in theory be operated at almost any angle to the horizontal. Another potential problem, warp wow, is a common result of playing a warped record with a tonearm whose vertical pivot is located above the record's plane. The combination causes a periodic fore-to-aft shift of the stylus as the arm travels over the warp and superimposes a frequency modulation (wow) on the program. The Dual CS 5000's tonearm has its vertical pivot in the plane of the record, which reduces warp wow to its lowest possible level. The slim, tubular-aluminum tonearm has a removeable head-shell featuring Dual's adjustable vertical tracking angle (VTA). The cartridge can be tilted by a knob on top of the shell, varying the VTA over a ± 5-degree range. A critical listener can do this by ear, and Dual also recommends VTA settings for a number of popular cartridges. The tracking-force and antiskating controls are on the tonearm's pivot structure, near the arm rest and cueing-lift lever. Most turntables, including the CS 5000, have platters that are designed to concentrate their mass around the outer edge, where it contributes the most to the inertia of the system. These platters resemble a shallow bell, and they usually ring like one when struck or otherwise excited mechanically, a characteristic that can color or muddy the reproduced sound. The platter of the CS 5000 features a unique damping system to eliminate such resonance. Inside the outer rim of the cast aluminum-alloy platter is a heavy metal ring covered by a plastic hose that acoustically couples it to the platter an