One of Dual's most collectible, loved by fans. With an ingenious tonearm and two anti-resonators, you'll find this turntable performs better than you'd expect at this price point. This is a steal.
- Production
- 1977-78
- Condition
- 9/10
- Orig. MSRP
- $270
- Restoration
- Full 30-point service check
- Cleaned controls, switches, and chassis
- Specs
Type Direct drive turntable
Drive EDS 500 electronically regulated direct drive system
Start up time 2s to 33.33rpm
Platter non-magnetic, dynamically balanced, detachable, 1.2kg, 304mm diameter
Speeds 33.33 and 45rpm adjustable
Pitch control 10% variable with calibration scale
Speed control with illuminated stroboscope
Wow and flutter ±0.06%
Rumble <65dB weighted
Tonearm torsionally rigid tubular aluminium tonearm in low friction four point gimbal suspension, tonearm counterbalance with two mechanical anti-resonance filters
Effective length 221mm
Stylus pressure 0-3g
Cartridge holder removable for 1/2" cartridges from 4.5 to 10g
Adjustable overhang 5mm
Dimensions 17.125"W x 6"H x 14.6"D
Weight 22 lbs.
- Documentation
Dual CS Series Brochure
- The History of Dual
- In 1907, brothers Christian and Joseph Steidinger began manufacturing clockwork and gramophone parts in the Black Forest town of St. Georgen. In 1927, Gebrüder Steidinger (Steidinger Bros.) adopted the name Dual in reference to the dual-mode power supplies it pioneered. The power supplies allowed gramophones to be powe...
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- Liner Notes
I have owned one of these for a few years now. It only needed minimal maintenance to correct a few age related problems like dirty contacts. Now that I have owned several of the Duals from their best era, I have to conclude this is my favorite of the single play models. Underneath, it has far less complexity than the allegedly higher models like the 704 and 721. It also has managed to not have the annoying steuerpimpel. Still, it has all the quiet, reliable and elegant playback of a luxury Dual turntable.I have owned one of these for a few years now. It only needed minimal maintenance to correct a few age related problems like dirty contacts. Now that I have owned several of the Duals from their best era, I have to conclude this is my favorite of the single play models. Underneath, it has far less complexity than the allegedly higher models like the 704 and 721. It also has managed to not have the annoying steuerpimpel. Still, it has all the quiet, reliable and elegant playback of a luxury Dual turntable. - calgarysaurus
- Stock No.
- 7620633034973
One of Dual's most collectible, loved by fans. With an ingenious tonearm and two anti-resonators, you'll find this turntable performs better than you'd expect at this price point. This is a steal.
Production
1977-78
Condition
9/10
Orig. MSRP
$270
Restoration
- Full 30-point service check
- Cleaned controls, switches, and chassis
Specs
Type Direct drive turntable
Drive EDS 500 electronically regulated direct drive system
Start up time 2s to 33.33rpm
Platter non-magnetic, dynamically balanced, detachable, 1.2kg, 304mm diameter
Speeds 33.33 and 45rpm adjustable
Pitch control 10% variable with calibration scale
Speed control with illuminated stroboscope
Wow and flutter ±0.06%
Rumble <65dB weighted
Tonearm torsionally rigid tubular aluminium tonearm in low friction four point gimbal suspension, tonearm counterbalance with two mechanical anti-resonance filters
Effective length 221mm
Stylus pressure 0-3g
Cartridge holder removable for 1/2" cartridges from 4.5 to 10g
Adjustable overhang 5mm
Dimensions 17.125"W x 6"H x 14.6"D
Weight 22 lbs.
Documentation
Dual CS Series Brochure
The History of Dual
In 1907, brothers Christian and Joseph Steidinger began manufacturing clockwork and gramophone parts in the Black Forest town of St. Georgen. In 1927, Gebrüder Steidinger (Steidinger Bros.) adopted the name Dual in reference to the dual-mode power supplies it pioneered. The power supplies allowed gramophones to be powe...
[ Read More ]
Liner Notes
I have owned one of these for a few years now. It only needed minimal maintenance to correct a few age related problems like dirty contacts. Now that I have owned several of the Duals from their best era, I have to conclude this is my favorite of the single play models. Underneath, it has far less complexity than the allegedly higher models like the 704 and 721. It also has managed to not have the annoying steuerpimpel. Still, it has all the quiet, reliable and elegant playback of a luxury Dual turntable.I have owned one of these for a few years now. It only needed minimal maintenance to correct a few age related problems like dirty contacts. Now that I have owned several of the Duals from their best era, I have to conclude this is my favorite of the single play models. Underneath, it has far less complexity than the allegedly higher models like the 704 and 721. It also has managed to not have the annoying steuerpimpel. Still, it has all the quiet, reliable and elegant playback of a luxury Dual turntable. - calgarysaurus
Stock No.
7620633034973
