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Bring your records to life with the Hitachi HT-353, a direct-drive turntable offering rock-steady speed and smooth, fully automatic operation. Its precision S-shaped tonearm ensures excellent tracking and clear, detailed sound across every album. With clean 1980s styling and solid engineering, the HT-353 is built for reliable, everyday vinyl enjoyment.
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Hitachi HT-353 — Precision Engineering for Pure Vinyl Enjoyment
The Hitachi HT-353 delivers reliable, high-performance vinyl playback with the perfect balance of simplicity and precision. Featuring a direct-drive motor for rock-solid speed stability, an S-shaped tonearm for excellent tracking, and fully automatic operation, the HT-353 makes every listening session effortless and immersive. With its clean 1980s design and durable build, this turntable is the ideal choice for anyone seeking dependable, great-sounding analog performance.
Type: Fully automatic direct-drive turntable
Drive System: Direct drive (servo-controlled motor)
Motor: DC Servo Motor
Speeds: 33 1/3 and 45 RPM (with electronic speed change)
Wow and Flutter: ≤ 0.035% WRMS (very low, thanks to direct drive)
Rumble (Signal-to-Noise Ratio): > 70 dB (DIN B weighted)
Tonearm: Static-balance, S-shaped tonearm with detachable headshell
Tracking Force Adjustment: Yes (counterweight adjustable)
Anti-Skate Control: Yes (dial adjustment)
Cartridge: Often came with a Hitachi-branded MM (Moving Magnet) cartridge, but standard 1/2″ mount for easy upgrades
Platter: Aluminum alloy platter with rubber mat
Operation: Fully automatic start/stop and return; manual cueing also possible
Pitch Control: ±6% (with built-in strobe for speed accuracy)
Connections: Standard RCA outputs with ground wire
Chassis/Body: Plastic and metal composite for damping, hinged dust cover included
Dimensions: Approx. 440 mm (W) × 145 mm (H) × 365 mm (D)
Weight: Around 6.5 kg (14.3 lbs)
Highlights:
Direct-drive motor = no belts to wear out.
Fully automatic — just press a button and it plays (great for casual or daily listening).
Pitch control + strobe = easy fine-tuning for perfect speed.
Upgradeable cartridge options thanks to standard 1/2″ mount.
The HT-353 came out in the early 1980s, during the peak of the Japanese hi-fi boom — a time when companies like Hitachi were building very reliable, good-quality gear even at affordable prices.
