World-renowed Technics brand returns to NZ
2019 ends on a high note for the New Zealand music
industry, driven by strong growth in streaming revenues for
the third year in a row. As a result of this demand and a
resurgence of vinyl sales, Panasonic NZ has just announced
the muchanticipated return of the world-renowned Technics
brand to New Zealand consumers. Turntables have been at the
heart and soul of Technics since they first launched in 1972
with over 3 million tables being sold worldwide. The SL-1200
series is a cornerstone of DJ culture and the 2019 launch
introduces the next chapter of this journey with the new
SL-1210MK7.
Music industry experts and audio enthusiasts will find this highly sought-after range of headphones, turntables, and speakers from December at the Mix Foundation, Rock Shop, Paul Money HiFi and selected Harvey Norman stores, ready for summer.
Technics is an iconic brand both in NZ and overseas with a strong brand heritage of delivering on audio performance and technology which continues with the new line up today. The Technics range includes: Headphones: • EAH-DJ1200 - the latest DJ headphones RRP $299.99 • EAH-F70 – wireless high-res headphones RRP $599.99 Speakers:
• Premium Compact Stereo System SC-C70: $1799.99 RRP
• Premium Wireless Speaker System SC-C50: $1499.99 RRP •
Compact Wireless Speaker System SC-C30: $1299.99 RRP
Turntables: • Technics Direct Drive Turntable SL-1210MK7:
$1799.99 RRP • Technics Grand Class SL-1200G: $6999.99 RRP
• Technics Grand Class SL-1200GR/SL-1210GR: $2999.99 RRP
• Technics SL-1500C Premium Class: $1999.99 RRP For more
information please see: technics.com/nz.
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