Technics is a brand of electronics that specializes in manufacturing high-quality audio equipment. They produce a range of products including amplifiers, speakers, turntables, cassette decks, CD players, and headphones.
- Technics was founded in 1965 as a brand of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd (now known as Panasonic Corporation)
- In 1972, Technics introduced the world's first direct-drive turntable, the SP-10
- In 1977, the SL-1200 turntable was introduced and became the industry standard for DJs
- Throughout the 1980s, Technics continued to innovate and release high-quality audio equipment
- In 2010, Panasonic discontinued the Technics brand, but it was later revived in 2015 with the release of the Grand Class series of audio equipment
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A direct-drive analog turntable that is widely considered the industry standard for DJs.
A high-performance stereo amplifier with an analog/digital hybrid design and high-quality audio components.
High-performance speakers with a 3-way speaker system and high-quality audio components.
Technics turntables are known for their high-quality audio components and direct-drive motor design that provides precise speed and low wow and flutter. They are also highly durable and have a timeless design.
Technics products are generally considered to be high-end and are priced accordingly. However, they are also known for their quality and durability, making them a worthwhile investment for audiophiles and professionals.
Yes, Technics produces several models of headphones including over-ear and in-ear styles, with features such as noise cancellation and high-resolution audio playback.
Yes, Technics is a subsidiary of Panasonic Corporation and is owned by the company.
No, you can connect a Technics turntable to any amplifier or receiver with a phono input or with the use of a phono preamp. Some Technics turntables also have built-in preamps, making them easier to connect to modern audio systems.