NAD Electronics Iconic Technology: Flat Arm Turntable

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  • čas přidán 8. 01. 2023
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    NAD took a refreshing approach when designing the 5120 turntable in 1983, using a lightweight flat tone arm that, combined with a clever platter platform design, brought superb vibration control to dampen unwanted resonances.
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Komentáře • 19

  • @yektaderya2504
    @yektaderya2504 Před 3 měsíci

    Amazingly well thought👍

  • @NovasVintage
    @NovasVintage Před rokem +4

    The manufacturer of this record player is not NAD, but Tesla, a national enterprise in the former Czechoslovakia.

  • @ch3rbert
    @ch3rbert Před rokem

    I rescued one of these from the trash about a year ago. All cables had been cut, one of the hinges was rusty and wet, and something was stuck to the top of the plinth. I spent a fair amount of time cleaning it, soldered on some new cables, filled the tonearm reservoir, and installed a new cartridge. For such a simple turntable, it sounds great and the flat tonearm is a neat conversation piece.

  • @justinecooper9575
    @justinecooper9575 Před 5 měsíci

    We still have one of these turntables. It never occurred to me to use multiple tonearms to make use of different cartridges. Great idea! Also, I love the design esthetics of NAD gear. I had one of their cassette players but my son confiscated it a few years ago.

  • @chrismaki8396
    @chrismaki8396 Před rokem

    I’ll take one with a couple spare tonearms! Having bought a new c328 integrated amp, I am discovering a new appreciation for their history & products.

  • @jives11
    @jives11 Před 7 měsíci

    an excellent video about a great design . Also the way the platter is made of simple plastic, aluminium and rubber composite in 3 parts . No need for expensive cast allow platter. They still sound good, and are a great starter deck today. The motors sometimes get noisey and need a clean and relube, and you are good to go for another 40 years. I have several examples. Jiri went on to develop a very simple parallel tracking arm, which attempts to solve one of the greatest replay issues of tracking error

  • @pervertt
    @pervertt Před rokem

    The bent arcylic dust cover is a brilliant bit of design. I never realised the 5120 had a sprung chassis.

  • @undrlrd
    @undrlrd Před 10 měsíci

    Love mine. It's amazing.

  • @paulmurray6071
    @paulmurray6071 Před rokem

    What a well thought out design not crazy about the look but it’s growing on me after watching that clip

  • @NicoloEugelmi001
    @NicoloEugelmi001 Před rokem +1

    Wow!

  • @dougcampbell2814
    @dougcampbell2814 Před rokem

    Dear NAD- re-release the 5120 again in red, black or white. It would look sweet and sound great too.

  • @may_68
    @may_68 Před rokem +3

    It was a Tesla turntable with a NAD badge and a floppy arm

  • @nuznikas
    @nuznikas Před rokem

    Yess

  • @fredcostas1945
    @fredcostas1945 Před rokem +2

    Bring it back, what are you waiting for??

    • @porterhutch
      @porterhutch Před rokem +1

      i think that's what theyre testing on us!

  • @SteveTeo99
    @SteveTeo99 Před 11 měsíci

    Could anyone let me know the model number and function of the white NAD unit with the two black VU meters at 0:06 in the beginning images? It’s stunning!

    • @abrurares
      @abrurares Před 8 měsíci

      czcams.com/video/J5LFXfNEPj0/video.html

  • @Matasky2010
    @Matasky2010 Před rokem

    Guess you would also need to sell a flat tonearm storage case for any extras. It's obviously a unique looking deck but not sure I like the side 'rails' sticking up. He admits it was a style chosen simply to reduce the cost of manufacturing a full dustcover.