Record changer electrophone for all record sizes (17/25 and 30cm) from 1973/1974 by Teppaz, model STC 100, stereo version of the TC matic 200, mains powered only on 220/240V. The 110V wiring has been intentionally removed to prevent voltage errors.
It is equipped with a 4-speed changer turntable (16, 33, 45, and 78 RPM) by BSR. The cartridge in this electrophone is new, equivalent to the BSR SC12, with a reversible stylus for 33/45 RPM playback on one side and a 78 RPM stylus on the other.
It can accept 7 x 17 cm (7") records, 7 x 25 cm (10") records, or 7 x 30 cm (12") records for continuous playback. Record size selection is done via a small lever (7"/10"/12" =
2 x 3 watt amplifier equipped with TAA611CX1 integrated circuits, very innovative for its time. 2 rotary potentiometers for volume control and one for tone control of both channels. A 5-pin DIN socket to connect a tape recorder for recording played records.
Presented in a wood-look suitcase with a carrying handle. The metal fittings have been cleaned to restore their good appearance.
It will be supplied with its accessories, namely a spindle for 30cm and 25cm small-hole records, a 45rpm adapter for large-hole records, as well as a small 33rpm spindle and a centring adapter for a 45rpm record for manual use, and a colour copy of its instruction manual.
The records used for the photos are not sold with the electrophone
