The manual turntable with direct drive offers a high-quality audio experience for music lovers. With an elegant matte black finish, the device seamlessly fits into any environment. The turntable is equipped with a moving magnet cartridge that ensures precise sound reproduction. The integrated USB interface allows for easy connection to digital devices, enabling you to convert your vinyl records into digital formats. The features include a practical dust cover that protects the turntable from dust and scratches, as well as a volume control and a preamplifier that allow for flexible sound adjustment. With two speeds (33 and 45 RPM), the turntable is versatile and suitable for a wide range of records.
Operating mode | Manual |
Drive type | Direct drive |
Pickup | Moving magnet |
Equipment + Functions | Cover |
Bluetooth adapter type | Transmitter & Receiver |
Item number | 62740138 |
Manufacturer | Technics |
Category | Record players |
Manufacturer no. | SL40CBT |
Release date | 29.12.2025 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Gloss level | Matt |
Material | MDF |
Operating mode | Manual |
Drive type | Direct drive |
Rotation speed | 33 rpm, 45 rpm |
Pickup | Moving magnet |
Tone arm | S-shape |
Equipment + Functions | Cover |
Bluetooth adapter type | Transmitter & Receiver |
Power supply | Electrical connection |
CO₂ emissions | 28.59 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 0.68 |
Width | 43 cm |
Height | 12.80 cm |
Depth | 33.40 cm |
Weight | 7.10 kg |
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Source: Digitec GalaxusThe SL-40CBT offers vinyl fun with clever technology and modern convenience. With a better needle, it shows that even an affordable Technics can play really big.
Technics shows how it's done: even the most affordable player from the Japanese company impresses with a precise direct drive, a backlash-free, friction-free moving tonearm and a very good-sounding MM preamplifier. With the SL-40, precise, stable sound and good upgrade potential are now also within reach for those analogue fans for whom the previous Technics models were still a little too expensive.