The Toshiba SR-80 is a direct drive turntable manufactured by Toshiba between 1972 and 1975. It was produced in Japan and priced approximately at 1,139 Deutsche Marks at launch. The turntable features a robust construction and is designed for vinyl playback with emphasis on audio fidelity. It is part of a series that includes other models like the Toshiba SR-40 and SR-50, showcasing Toshiba's commitment to producing quality record players during that era. The SR-80 is equipped with a high-performance tonearm and a stable platter that contribute to its ability to deliver accurate sound reproduction. Its direct drive mechanism minimizes wow and flutter, critical factors for maintaining pitch stability in music playback.
