Thorens TD 1500 Turntable

In 1965, the Thorens TD 150, an inconspicuous little turntable, came on the market and thus started a technical revolution in record player manufacturing. For the first time, a spring-suspended sub-chassis with an inner platter driven by a flat belt was used in a mass-produced unit. The principle proved to be very successful and found many imitators in the years since. Like its famous predecessor, the new Thorens TD 1500, which will be operated purely manually, features a sub-chassis that decouples the turntable and tonearm shelf from the motor and frame by means of three conical springs. In contrast to the TD 150, these springs can be adjusted from above through corresponding holes in the platter, which makes correct adjustment much easier.Key Features: Sub chassis with three conical springs Belt drive with polished precision belt Massive 1.4 kg and 22mm-thick Die-cast aluminum platter Pre-installed cartridge Ortofon 2 M Bronze Electronical controlled motor balanced (XLR) and unbalanced (RCA) output Thorens precision tonearm TP 150

Thorens TD 202 Manual Turntable

The TD 202 completes the new series of manual plug and play turntables. Compared with its “smaller” brother, the TD 201, it comes with a more massive plinth and a AT 95E cartridge. 

Thorens TD 201 Manual Turntable

The Thorens TD 201 is the right choice for anyone looking for a robust, easy to use plug and play turntable. It comes with a smooth running belt drive and a aluminium platter with rubber mat. The new Thorens TP 71 tonearm uses a detachable headshell with preconfigured AT 3600 cartridge. Using the switchable integrated phono stage the TD 201 can be connected to any amplifier or receiver even if it does not have a specific input for phono devices.