Yamaha P-350 TT

PTSOUNDLAB · 28th September 2004, 08:13 AM

Hello,

does somebody know Yamaha P-350 TT ? Is it good ?

Thanks

Pascal.

chillysalsa · 2nd October 2004, 03:37 AM

Yes, I had one for a while. It sounded pretty good, but you need to verify the speed, there are little trimpots to adjust it, they are seldom set correctly from the factory.

The tonearm is a plastic and steel design, very poor by most 'high end' standards. The motor is low on hum, but not very stable because the platter is light.

Generally, don't spend more than $50 USD on this used table. It IS better than any big-name TT at a big-box store for $100... but represents 80's mid-fi. It DID tide me over till I got ahold of a Linn Axis though...

PTSOUNDLAB · 4th October 2004, 10:33 AM

Hello,

thanks. In fact I try to find a cheap turntable with heavy plater for taking off this plater and make a DIY turntable with it

Cordialy

Pascal.

28th September 2004, 08:13 AM	#1
PTSOUNDLAB diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: FRANCE / TOULOUSE	Yamaha P-350 TT Hello, does somebody know Yamaha P-350 TT ? Is it good ? Thanks Pascal.

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2nd October 2004, 03:37 AM	#2
chillysalsa diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: T.dot, Canada	Yes, I had one for a while. It sounded pretty good, but you need to verify the speed, there are little trimpots to adjust it, they are seldom set correctly from the factory. The tonearm is a plastic and steel design, very poor by most 'high end' standards. The motor is low on hum, but not very stable because the platter is light. Generally, don't spend more than $50 USD on this used table. It IS better than any big-name TT at a big-box store for $100... but represents 80's mid-fi. It DID tide me over till I got ahold of a Linn Axis though...

4th October 2004, 10:33 AM	#3
PTSOUNDLAB diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: FRANCE / TOULOUSE	Hello, thanks. In fact I try to find a cheap turntable with heavy plater for taking off this plater and make a DIY turntable with it Cordialy Pascal.

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