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The SL-110/Sl-1100 and SP owners club.

Thanks Sound Harvest, yes it appears we have the earliest version. I came across my 1100 about a year ago, one came up locally and it is totally stock and minty (including the dust cover). I also have a 1200, 1200MK2 (bought it new 30+ years ago), 1210MK2, and 1800.
 
Anyone know what the differences are between the 1100 and 1100A? I have the 1100 without the A. The Vintage Technics site lists only the A version.
Yes the biggest difference is
1 The headshells on the first version didn't have the 3 holes drilled into it as the later 1100A's and i also believe the 1100 and i could be wrong but I think those were the ones with the National Panasonic logo on them, vs the Technics logo on . I know those who were stationed over seas in the service in say 71 or 72 had the national Panasonic logo.
Here is a link:
http://www.thevintageknob.org/technics-SL-1100.html
 
Yes the biggest difference is
1 The headshells on the first version didn't have the 3 holes drilled into it as the later 1100A's and i also believe the 1100 and i could be wrong but I think those were the ones with the National Panasonic logo on them, vs the Technics logo on . I know those who were stationed over seas in the service in say 71 or 72 had the national Panasonic logo.
Here is a link:
http://www.thevintageknob.org/technics-SL-1100.html
Mine says Technics by Panasonic SL 1100
 
For those who was looking for a base for their TT. The good thing is, you can use any color and type of wood you want.
 

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my SL-1100a had the head shell with out holes and my unit is a 1100a, FWIW. long gone now though, darnit!
 
Here are some pics. It is labeled "Technics by Panasonic" on the dust cover, base, and back. Mine came without a headshell, so I am using an SL1200 MK2 headshell with a Grado Blue cartridge (I have Grado on all my Technics tables).


SL1100 cover.jpg SL1100 open.jpg SL1100 headshell.jpg SL1100 base logo.jpg SL1100 back logo.jpg SL1100 cover logo.jpg
 
Sure. As far as I'm concerned the SL1100 is the best sounding Technics deck without going into the SP series of tables. I've had plenty of SL1200 II and other Technics DD tables in house and the 1100 kicks them out the door.
 
I agree and remember the SL-1100 is/ was the premier "consumer" TT, with the SL-1200/1300/1400 etc being lesser siblings to the SL-1100.
welcome to the exclusive SL-1100 owners club!
 
Cool, as I said before I did have 4 of these, sold 3, one to targeteye a while back, which is the twin of this one. His a little better cosmetic condition but Identical otherwise.
 
Sure. As far as I'm concerned the SL1100 is the best sounding Technics deck without going into the SP series of tables. I've had plenty of SL1200 II and other Technics DD tables in house and the 1100 kicks them out the door.

There is something about it that seems very musical. I agree with this statement. I haven't compared it to my SL-1200 II directly but i does get used much more than the sl-1200 II so that must be saying something.
 
Cool, as I said before I did have 4 of these, sold 3, one to targeteye a while back, which is the twin of this one. His a little better cosmetic condition but Identical otherwise.

How does one amass 4 of these? not exactly a common TT. :)
 
Mine, Thinking about a new arm-board and tone arm. Few scratches on the plinth so maybe a new black finish too.
Whatever you do, do not try to take off the knobs on the pitch controls to paint your turntable. The knobs will be stuck on, and you will end up breaking the shaft right out of the pitch control, and those pitch controls are no longer available.
 
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