Cybernet turntables-any info???

[gladiator335]

I have a chance to buy "something" that seller described as Cybernet turntable.
But all I was able to find is that Cybernet was a part of Kyocera and...that's it.
Does anyone have any idea about Cybernet tables and if they are worth the chase??

Thanks!

 

[voltcontrol]

Hmm, I've only had a Cybernet speaker set once about which I could find no info.
They were quite botl, one cap crossover, flimsy cabinet etc.
No idea if that speaks for 'their' other products too...

 

[Michael-Otto]

I know from 1979 3 CYBERNET TT, CP-1030 & 1040 belt drive And CP-1050 direct drive.
All were simple and cheap drives.

Michael-Otto

 

[gladiator335]

So I assume not worth pursuing?

 

[Nat]

My memory of cybernet equipment is that it was pretty mundane. Unless the seller can give some reason that justifies a big effort, I probably wouldn't go too far for one.

 

[Brian Mackey]

My memory of cybernet equipment is that it was pretty mundane. Unless the seller can give some reason that justifies a big effort, I probably wouldn't go too far for one.

Newbie here...good afternoon everyone!!
I found one at a garage sale and it came with a Marantz 222b, cassette deck and mid 80’s preamp, all for $25. That being said, I didn’t have a problem purchasing a nice stylus and cartridge set up for it. It sounds very nice but, have I decided to put together a nicer system I probably wouldn’t have gone with the cybernet CP-200D.

 

[Nat]

Sounds like a nice little haul. What preamp?

 

[G.D.T.R.F.B.]

Kyocera bought Cybernet then got into stereos. Quality gear.

 

[Brian Mackey]

Sounds like a nice little haul. What preamp?

Well, I’m a WIP at this point. It’s actually a Marantz ST-432 tuner. Not a preamp like I thought. Honestly, I don’t know what it does...maybe for fm station presets?

 

[Brian Mackey]

Kyocera bought Cybernet then got into stereos. Quality gear.

Good to know. Thanks!!