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    14-04-2024, 19:14
    shane replied to a thread Heybrook TT2 - Restoration Thread in Past Masters
    The old feet were M6 x10 hex-head bolts fitted with plastic caps, screwed into the threaded inserts in the bottom of the plinth. I’ve had a quick...
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    14-04-2024, 10:01
    shane replied to a thread Heybrook TT2 - Restoration Thread in Past Masters
    As with most turntables of the era, the TD160 has a plinth that is effectively an empty box which forms a resonant chamber. Because of this the...
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    06-04-2024, 15:44
    shane replied to a thread Bargains on ebay? (Part 2) in Past Masters
    Not mine, I just spotted it in an idle moment. With an A&R P77 and an ADC magnesium headshell, it has to be a bargain at £200. Has the earlier...
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    27-03-2024, 19:40
    shane replied to a thread Smaller speakers solution? in Blank Canvas
    If you like the Lintons then how about Denton 85s, or the new Aura 1s, which PJC seems to be particularly pleased with?
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  1. amdesign
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    Hi Shane, have seen so many of your posts over the years. I have two TT2s. One second generation with the external TPS(non-functioning) and one with the internal TPS (Also needing repair) Holding myself back from buying a third. Luckily, was able to get an alternative TPS board, but it is only single speed so I have to swap the pulley back and forth! Dedication I guess! The sound of these decks are spectacular. I've been running RB300 arms on both with a variety of cartridges. Most recently switching over to the more budget friendly Benz Micro high output MC cartridges. I just really wanted to say thank you for creating such a wonderful turntable.
  2. shane
    http://www.r-type.org/exhib/aad0173.htm

    Currently being used in a copy of this, in place of the 832a. Gives about 10w and sounds very nice: http://www.audiohobbyist.com/projects/832.htm
  3. steveinfrance
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    OK so what's the valvatar?
    I thought I knew all the Mullard range so is it a photoshop or are those really two anode pins?

    All the best,
    Steve
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