The Yamaha PX-2 is a high-performance turntable that was introduced in the early 1980s as part of Yamaha's efforts to produce quality audio components. It features a dual direct drive system, which allows for improved speed stability and reduced wow and flutter, making it suitable for both casual listening and serious audio applications. The PX-2 is equipped with a precision-made platter and an accurate tonearm that provides excellent tracking of records, ensuring minimal distortion. The built-in phono preamp allows for connection to various audio systems without requiring an external preamp, offering versatility in setup. The turntable also provides features such as adjustable tracking force and anti-skate control, allowing users to customize their playback experience based on their cartridge and preferences. The design of the PX-2 emphasizes build quality, with a heavy chassis that helps eliminate vibrations that can affect sound quality. Additionally, the turntable is equipped with an automatic start and stop mechanism, making it user-friendly.
