System in the light of the midnight sun

[trond kjetil]

In the Borealis the sun shines all day and night through, and when the midnight approaches, I may happen that the midnight sun enlighten my equipment very nicely.

I'll start with my main sources, Thorens TD 124 and TD 121:



The 121 to the left, it is equipped with a SME 3009 Series 2 arm and Ortofon SPU Gold. Only for 33 1/3 rpm records!



To the right the TD 124, with SME 309 magnesium tonearm and AT OC9 ML2 cartridge. The turntable I use the most time. Mahogany plinth.



The next one out have to be this one:


Thorens TD 224 changer. Just put on a stable of records and let the turntable do the rest while I can be

Then there is my diy DD turntable, based on the Dual EDS1000 motor (from the Dual 701). It is not yet finished, I have to make a couple of arms to it. After all this one is diy!



And at last a not-so-good picture of my rack and it's surroundings:

(To be continued)

[BajaGringo]

Very nice my friend - you caught the essence of what we enjoy so much about this audio addiction in your photographs. Great equipment and setup...

[Filterlab]

Some lovely stuff there matey, and all in the cool glow of evening sun. It twangs both my audiophile and photographer strings.

[combwork]

In the Borealis the sun shines all day and night through, and when the midnight approaches, I may happen that the midnight sun enlighten my equipment very nicely.



Thorens TD 224 changer. Just put on a stable of records and let the turntable do the rest while I can be

Hi Trond,

Very impressive turntables Would you be interested in selling your TD 224? If not, do you know of one for sale?

[trond kjetil]

Hi Trond,

Very impressive turntables Would you be interested in selling your TD 224? If not, do you know of one for sale?

Thank you
I believe that this specie is the only TD 224 in Norway, and I have absolutely no intention to sell it.
They do occasionally show up at the 'bay, that's all I can say. I got this one there