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Sounds of the Lexikon HD352

Interested in disk drives? Come join our Discord!   / discord   Lexikon HD352 Country of Origin: Italy Introduced: 1988 Interface: ST-412 (MFM nominal) Capacity: 20MB Form: 3.5 HH (1") CHS: 612 / 4 / 17 LZN: 616 WPC: 65535 Track-track: 17.5ms Linear access: 49.4ms Random access: 78.9ms Rotational: 3600RPM Media: Unknown Disks: 2 Actuation: Rotary band swingarm stepper Feedback: Probable on-disk feedback Lift/Lock/Park: None Brake: Dynamic Service life: Unknown Related models: Olivetti 3220/2 Failures: Unknown Settings: No link at this time My thoughts: This is a very strange drive. I imported it from Italy, along with an Olivetti HD662/12 (Which wound up having a broken rotary band). Sorry about the terrible quality of the logo, I had to crop it out of my own photo, since there is basically no record of this company online. It seems to work, and makes a very strange sound as it does. I am almost certain it has on disk feedback of some type, but I have no way of proving this. One label on the drive lid reads "XM3220/2," which matches with an Olivetti part number, so there is a strong possibility that this is a rebadged Olivetti mechanism. Again, there is no good way for me to prove this, however, because of the scarcity of Olivetti drives. Outwardly, one might expect this to be a rotary voice coil unit, but is most definitely has a stepper motor underneath. Happy to have this one in my collection, but I certainly don't recommend picking one up for actual use, especially not for the price I paid and how long I had to wait. This is a collection piece.