The Hitachi HTD-G 2 is a direct-drive turntable released during the 1970s. It features an AC motor that provides accurate speed control and reduced wow and flutter, making it suitable for vinyl record playback. The turntable has a heavy platter made out of aluminum, which enhances stability during rotation. It typically includes a S-shaped tonearm that allows for precise tracking of records, along with an adjustable counterweight. The HTD-G 2 is known for its solid build quality and straightforward functionality, appealing to both casual listeners and more dedicated audiophiles.
