Thorens TD 402 DD Turntable Unboxed | The Listening Post

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#Thorens #TD402DD Turntable #Unboxed. The Thorens TD 402 DD comes as out of the box solution for easy use. It has got a very silent, innovative direct drive motor in combination with an integrated phono pre amp and auto start and auto stop function.
Far from simple entry level standard Thorens TD 402 DD uses state of the art technology together with ease of use and perfect sound.
The new tonearm Thorens TP 72 uses a carbon tube, the pre installed cartridge AT VM95 E is mounted in a detachable headshell. The integrated phono preamp can be switched off if necessary.
An acrylic dust cover and a power supply are included.
Thorens TD 402 DD comes as best buy in its price range.
Features...
Stable and super silent direct drive
Auto Start and Auto Stop
Switchable integrated phono pre amp
Carbon tonearm
Detachable headshell
Pre installed cartridge AT VM95 E
Specifications...
Function: Automatic record player with limit switch, Integrated MM phono preamplifier
Drive System: Direct Drive
Motor: DC motor
Speeds: 33-1/3, 45 rpm.
Speed select: Electronically
Platter: Damped Aluminium
Tone arm: Carbon tube, Detachable head shell
Cartridge: Audio Technica AT VM95E
Phono preamplifier: Moving magnet, Switchable
Anti-Skating: Yes
Dimensions (W x H x D): 420 x 355 x 141 mm
Weight: 5.8 kg
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@TD402dd 7 ай бұрын

I have this turntable, and it works without any issues. I did replace the standard cartridge with a line contact one, and I also use a digital downforce gauge for an accurate force. I know people have made many remarks about the manufacturing location in Taiwan, but the company that makes these have a better reputation than many of the European manufacturers. Although I have a wonderful Rega that I've used for many years, the Thorens is now my best turntable. It works without fault.

@TLPCHC 7 ай бұрын

Yes - You are right. If your manufacturing standards are good, the quality of your products will also be good

@MrBenchfitter Жыл бұрын

Great revue

@TLPCHC Жыл бұрын

Thanks Razor

@rickc661 Жыл бұрын

isn't birthday / Christmas fun ? just because -I got myself a Thorens TD 103 full auto. totally 100 % satisfied. ( well, I prefer the more 'woody' veneer of the TD 240-2.) for the doubters -sticker on mine says made in Germany. I believe they still are. I learned long ago ( I'm 73 ) with an original AR T'table that full auto is way better at handling the critical needle /disc contact than my hands. especially. if ' enhancements' are in use. still have a 40 year old pioneer full auto, still works fine. that is a product. ! no technical tests but in home - the cue lever holding needle about 1/ 2 inch above spinning LP , 110 w /Ch receiver with vol. control at -5 ( far louder than I ever play. ) there is no hum. no feedback. none. good to see thorens is using a standard SME / technics type head shell. the H'shell for TD240 / 103 is $ 75. and those 4 tine wires / contacts are super fragile.

@TLPCHC Жыл бұрын

Great to see you are happy

@digilacapo Жыл бұрын

Hi I have a question about the arm. I noticed that the arm of my Threns TD 402 DD moves inside the pin that connects it to the base, it doesn't depend on the two screws that fix it to the sides to make it move up and down but just on the pin inserted in the basis. Do you know if this is normal for this TP 72 arm or is mine faulty?

@TLPCHC Жыл бұрын

The arm needs to "float" a little, so it won't be fixed solid in any way

@digilacapo Жыл бұрын

@@TLPCHC HI Thanks for the reply, but the arm of my Project Debut 3 doesn't move even a millimeter, while this Thorens TD 402 DD arm moves a lot. I think it's not normal because the movement in the pivot of the arm creates distortion caused by resonances? Unfortunately I cannot compare my model with others because I live far from a Thorens store. I'm trying to figure out if I have to return it or it's this model of arm that's made like this. Thank you Kind Regards