Dual Golden One specifications

Category : Record player

Brand : Dual

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Tech nical data

Special equipment

• Manufacturer: Dual
• Model: Golden 1 (CS 7000 he was called in the USA)
• Years of construction: 1988 - 1992
• Made in: Germany
• Color: Black, metal parts gold-plated
• Power consumption: 9 watts
• Dimensions: 440 x 143 x 380 mm (WxHxD)
• Weight: 8 kg
• Factory price approx.: 1,200 DM (RRP without system), 1,700 DM (RRP with Audio Technica AT-OC 7)

• Outputs: fixed RCA connection cable (gold-plated)

• Drive: belt
• Motor: EDS 5000 (quartz-controlled flat rotor motor with speed control via microprocessor)
• Speed: 33 1/3 /45/78 UPM
• Synchronisation fluctuations: ±0,013%/0,023% ( WRMS /DIN)
• Rumble Noise Distance: 80 dB
• Turntable: Aluminum 304 mm
• a956e985535b8d57732d14dfa0e4c71ating Mode: Semi-automatic
• Pitch: No
• Tonearm: Yes
• Pickup: optional Audio Technica AT-OC 7

• Removable 1/2 inch tonehead carrier ( Headshell)
• OPS system (low-lying tonearm bearing) for better scanning of corrugated plates
• Gyroscopic cardan tonearm bearing with 4-point bearing, contact force control via torsion spring
• Subchassis construction
• The motor is quartz-controlled. Since the slippage of the drive belt can lead to the fact that the disc speed nevertheless deviates from the setpoint, the disc speed is monitored by a sensor (light barrier). The relationship between the engine speed and the disc speed is stored.

• The device is the refined version of the CS 5000. Metal parts are real gold-plated (24 carat) and the console is provided with high-quality piano lacquer. In addition, there was also a screw-on plate stabilizer. Initially, the device was available without a pickup system. Later there was a combo set with Audio Technica System (OC7). Unlike the CS 5000, the speed is no longer selected via push buttons, but via a rotary control. A power switch is no longer available. The device was created under the direction of the manufacturer Thomson, who also owned the trademark rights for Nordmende and Telefunken at that time. The production of the turntables continued to take place at the dual plant in St. Georgen. After the sale of the production to the company Alfred Fehrenbacher at the beginning of the 1990s, the production also ended. However, a simplified successor was put on sale for a short time (Golden 11).

• Other models of the same series:
• Dual CS 435
• Dual CS 450
• Dual CS 455
• Dual CS 503-2
• Dual CS 505-4
• Dual CS 750
• Dual CS 5000
• Dual Golden One
• Dual Golden 11
• Dual Golden Stone
• Dual Midnight
• Dual Silver Stone

• Picture: Dual Golden One

• Extract from Prospectus: Dual Golden One

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