The Onkyo CP-6000A is a record player manufactured by Onkyo from 1976 to 1979 in Japan. This model features a sleek black design and is characterized by a belt drive mechanism powered by a DC servo motor. It supports two speeds, 33 1/3 and 45 RPM, with a speed fine adjustment capability of ± 2. The turntable has a diameter of 300 mm and weighs 1.1 kg, delivering stability during playback. The device has a synchronization fluctuation rate of less than 0.06% and a rumble noise level of greater than 55 dB, ensuring quality sound reproduction. The tonearm is S-shaped, statically balanced, with an effective length of 210 mm and an overhang of 11 mm, capable of accommodating cartridges weighing between 4 and 14 g. Special features include adjustable tonearm height and a stroboscope for accurate speed monitoring. It measures 450 x 146 x 370 mm (WxHxD) and weighs 6.8 kg, with a power consumption of 3 W. The outputs are line-out via cinch, which is hardwired to the device. The original price of the Onkyo CP-6000A was approximately 600 DM.
