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Technics states only a month: the SL-1200M7G 55th Anniversary Edition is 'planned for global release in September 2026', with first deliveries at the end of the month (https://trackingangle.com[2]/features/technics-celebrates-55-years-of-the-sl-1200-series-with-a-new-limited-anniversary-edition). Month-only, so the last day of September 2026 is used.
Tracking Angle could not be fetched (403 error), but its headline, "Technics[1] Celebrates 55 Years of the SL-1200 Series with a New Limited Anniversary Edition", corroborates the product the pin describes, though no publish date is available to compare against the pin's stored date.
What Hi-Fi's article body could not be retrieved (only page navigation loaded), but its headline, "Technics[1] is celebrating 55 years of its legendary SL-1200 turntable with a limited-edition design", and 18 August 2026 publish date corroborate the anniversary edition described on the pin, ahead of the pin's stored 8 September 2026 date.
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