Technics & Panasonic
TVK °15
   
 
Turntables, tonearms & cartridges
SL-1200MK2 SL-1650 SL-10 SP-10 EPA-100
SL-1100A SL-5350 SL-15 SP-10MK2 EPA-250
SL-110 SL-QL15 SL-7 SP-10MK3 EPA-500
SL-1300 SL-1800     SP-15 EPC-100C
SL-1301 SL-2000 SL-V5 SP-25 EPC-205CMK3
SL-1500MK2 SL-01 SL-M1 EPC-300MC
SL-1400MK2 SL-M2
SL-1300MK2 SL-M3
 
   
 
Cassette & Reel-to-Reel
RS-7500 RS-640US RS-1500US RS-1700 RS-M245X
RS-9900 RS-646DS RS-1520 RS-1800 RS-M253X
RS-M85 RS-686DS RS-1506US   RS-777
RS-1030US
   
 
CD, DAT & PCM
SL-P10 SL-P900 SV-DA10 SH-P1   SL-Z1000
SL-P8 SL-PA10 SV-D900 SV-P100 SH-X1000
SL-P50 SL-P999 SV-E10
SL-P1200 SV-4100
 
Pre/Main & Integrated amplifiers
SE-A3MK2 SE-C01 SE-A5000 SU-MA10 SU-V6
SU-A4MK2 SU-C01 SU-C5000 SU-8600 SU-V10
SE-A5MK2 SE-A1 SE-9060 SU-8077 SU-V707
SU-8080 SU-A2 SU-50A
 
Loudspeakers
SB-M1 SB-10 SB-F1 SB-7000 SB-530
SB-M3 SB-E100 SB-X50 SB-5000A   SB-R200
SB-M5   SB-10000   SB-4500A
 
Receivers & Tuners
SA-1000 SA-5550 ST-8080 ST-9030 ST-S707
SA-8500X SA-626 ST-C01   ST-9038
SA-5770 ST-G7 ST-8600
 
Equalizers & miscelleanous
SH-8065 SH-9090P
SH-9010 SH-9020

Technics was launched by Matsushita's consumer brand Panasonic in late 1965.
Early units were tagged "Technics, by Panasonic". Led by the instant success of the SL-1200 and SP-10 turntables (and their successive versions), Technics became market-wise very successful and remained a high-end audio outlet for Matsushita's research until the early 1990s.

The later part of that decade was neither glorious nor successful and Technics began its slide into slow death. Technics was buried by Matsushita fourty years after its inception, on december 28, 2005. Only the famed SL-1200 series now remains visible with a Technics tag - all the rest is gone.

If the very detailed Technics Technical pages in Japan survived the brand itself by a couple of years, they have now vanished as well.