No. 17550543

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Dual turntable with amplifier type HS130/1224 with pitch control in mint condition
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Dual turntable with amplifier type HS130/1224 with pitch control in mint condition

This automatic Dual turntable with built-in amplifier and speaker boxes, from 1974. On the front are seven control knobs, for function, volume, low, high, balance, stereo/quad and on/off. With the Stereo/Quad knob you can select Stereo, Quad I, Quad II or 2 x Stereo. On the right side of the deck is the slider to set the turntable speed, on the left is the pitch control. It also has an arm lift and a start button. The shown models are stereo record players, it is as yet unclear whether the 4-channel version of the HS130 ever got off the ground. It has pseudo quadraphonic sound in the Quad I and Quad 2 settings. In addition to a version with a transistor amplifier, the HS130 also came with an IC amplifier. Dual derived from the 19th century clock maker company from the Steidinger family in St. Georgen in the Black Forest. In 1907, Josef Steidingen founded a new company "Gebrüder Steidinger, Fabrik für Feinmechanik". The company creates gramophone springs, amongst other things. In 1911, Josef quits the company and founds the "PERPETUUM Schwarzwälder Federmotoren und Automatenwerke". In 1927, 1500 gramophone springs per day were produced. A new drive unit was designed by Emile Knecht in which an electric motor propels a spring motor, the so-called DUAL motor. Further developed under the leadership of Herman Papst. An electric headshell was also developed, so that the Dual gramophone was born in 1937. In 1949, Dual introduces the record changer model 1000 on the Berliner Funkausstellung. Stereo version of the Dual HS130. SPECIFICATIONS AND INFORMATION: Brand name: Dual. Manufacturer: Gebr. Steidinger; St. Georgen, Schwarzwald. Importer: Rema Electronics, Amsterdam. Country of origin: Germany. Product name: Type HS130. Serial number. Year of manufacture: 1974. Application: Gramophone. Rotational speed: 33 1/3 and 45 RPM. Record diameter: Max. 31 cm. Arm: Metal tube arm. Built-in arm lift. anti-skating adjustment. Cartridge weight 2-10 grams. Needle pressure adjustable 0-8 grams. Cartridge: Dual CDS650, half inch mounting. Number of transistors Type of transistors. Voltage supply: 220 volts, 50 Hz, 30 watts. Chassis Dual 2-speed deck type 1224. Asynchronous motor, double-pole. Plateau 1.45 kg. Pitch control approx. 6 %. Wow and flutter approx. 0.15% rumble < -55 dB quadrophonic amplifier? Output power 2 x 6 watts, 4 Ohm. two decoders: CD4 and SQ ? Casing: wooden baseboard. plastic dust cover. Production period: 1974. The installation will be carefully packed and sent by insured mail. Special shipping costs to the islands in the EU in consultation with the buyer. The costs have to be paid directly to the seller.

No. 17550543

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Dual turntable with amplifier type HS130/1224 with pitch control in mint condition

Dual turntable with amplifier type HS130/1224 with pitch control in mint condition

This automatic Dual turntable with built-in amplifier and speaker boxes, from 1974.

On the front are seven control knobs, for function, volume, low, high, balance, stereo/quad and on/off. With the Stereo/Quad knob you can select Stereo, Quad I, Quad II or 2 x Stereo.

On the right side of the deck is the slider to set the turntable speed, on the left is the pitch control. It also has an arm lift and a start button.

The shown models are stereo record players, it is as yet unclear whether the 4-channel version of the HS130 ever got off the ground. It has pseudo quadraphonic sound in the Quad I and Quad 2 settings. In addition to a version with a transistor amplifier, the HS130 also came with an IC amplifier.

Dual derived from the 19th century clock maker company from the Steidinger family in St. Georgen in the Black Forest. In 1907, Josef Steidingen founded a new company "Gebrüder Steidinger, Fabrik für Feinmechanik". The company creates gramophone springs, amongst other things. In 1911, Josef quits the company and founds the "PERPETUUM Schwarzwälder Federmotoren und Automatenwerke". In 1927, 1500 gramophone springs per day were produced. A new drive unit was designed by Emile Knecht in which an electric motor propels a spring motor, the so-called DUAL motor. Further developed under the leadership of Herman Papst. An electric headshell was also developed, so that the Dual gramophone was born in 1937. In 1949, Dual introduces the record changer model 1000 on the Berliner Funkausstellung.






Stereo version of the Dual HS130.

SPECIFICATIONS AND INFORMATION:

Brand name:
Dual.
Manufacturer: Gebr. Steidinger; St. Georgen, Schwarzwald.
Importer: Rema Electronics, Amsterdam.

Country of origin: Germany.
Product name:
Type HS130.
Serial number.
Year of manufacture: 1974.
Application: Gramophone.
Rotational speed: 33 1/3 and 45 RPM.
Record diameter: Max. 31 cm.
Arm:
Metal tube arm.
Built-in arm lift.
anti-skating adjustment.
Cartridge weight 2-10 grams.
Needle pressure adjustable 0-8 grams.
Cartridge: Dual CDS650, half inch mounting.
Number of transistors
Type of transistors.
Voltage supply: 220 volts, 50 Hz, 30 watts.

Chassis
Dual 2-speed deck type 1224.
Asynchronous motor, double-pole.
Plateau 1.45 kg.
Pitch control approx. 6 %.
Wow and flutter approx. 0.15%
rumble < -55 dB
quadrophonic amplifier?
Output power 2 x 6 watts, 4 Ohm.
two decoders: CD4 and SQ ?
Casing:
wooden baseboard.
plastic dust cover.
Production period: 1974.
The installation will be carefully packed and sent by insured mail. Special shipping costs to the islands in the EU in consultation with the buyer. The costs have to be paid directly to the seller.

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