Rabco SL-8

The Harman/Kardon Rabco SL-8 is a direct-drive turntable introduced in the late 1970s as part of the brand's audio equipment lineup. It features a low-profile design and employs an innovative tonearm that utilizes a linear tracking mechanism, ensuring improved tracking accuracy and minimizing distortion during playback. The SL-8 is noted for its solid construction, which helps reduce vibrations, enhancing the overall sound quality. It supports a variety of cartridges and has adjustable settings for both speed and tracking force. The turntable's aesthetics include a sleek, minimalist look, often appealing to users who appreciate a blend of performance and style. Other features may include a built-in phono preamp, auto-stop functionality, and precise speed control mechanisms that allow for stable playback of both 33 1/3 and 45 RPM records.