Lego Technics 1200
A LEGO model of the Technics SL-1200 MK2 Turntable has been proposed, featuring 2,215 pieces and functional elements, aiming to attract DJs and music enthusiasts while honoring music history.
Read original articleThe Technics SL-1200 MK2 Turntable, originally launched in 1972 and updated in 1979, is recognized as a revolutionary device in the DJing and music industry. A LEGO interpretation of this iconic turntable has been proposed, featuring approximately 2,215 pieces that maintain the essence of the original while adopting a more playful design. The LEGO model includes functional elements such as a built-in motor to drive the turntable, start and stop buttons, a platter designed for a 7" vinyl record, a working tonearm with adjustable balance weight and anti-skating knob, an adjustable pitch slider, and a removable 45 rpm adaptor. This set aims to appeal to DJs, music enthusiasts, and technology fans, serving as a collectible that honors a significant piece of music history. The proposal encourages support from the community to bring this idea to fruition.
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