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DanJennings
05-09-2011, 16:35
I finally got around to buying a dust cover for my 1210, but rather irritatingly the hinge attachments were not included. My TT already has the part for the hinge to drop into, I just need the hinges that attach to the lid.
Does anyone know the best place I can quickly and cheaply obtain some?
I finally got around to buying a dust cover for my 1210, but rather irritatingly the hinge attachments were not included. My TT already has the part for the hinge to drop into, I just need the hinges that attach to the lid.
Does anyone know the best place I can quickly and cheaply obtain some?
Dan,
If you don't mind SH and are not too fussy about them being pristine I may be able to help :) - let me know - very cheap.
Dave.
Stratmangler
05-09-2011, 16:40
http://www.connect-audio.co.uk/proddetail.php?prod=TECHINGKITMK5
http://www.htfr.com/p/28702/technics_sl1200_10_replacement_lid_hinge
http://www.chsinteractive.co.uk/view_product.html?product=70968?utm_source=froogle&utm_medium=ppc&utm_term=70968&utm_campaign=froogle
Just so I don't put anyone else off from offering hinges, sadly my bag of spares does not include any. :doh::(
Dave.
DanJennings
06-09-2011, 07:00
Cheers for your help guys, I looked at those links that Chris sent, one of them wanted £30 for 2 little hinges! robbing bastards.... anyway, I've ordered them now for about 7 quid.
Stratmangler
06-09-2011, 07:35
I'm glad that the links were of use Dan.
I don't think the guys selling at £30 were necessarily robbing bar stewards - they may well be sat on official replacement stock that still owes them a return :)
The Grand Wazoo
06-09-2011, 07:38
Some return on a pair of hinges, official or not though, eh?
The Vinyl Adventure
06-09-2011, 07:40
Dan, you still want to try a different "hifi" cart?
I've got a bunch you could try ...
Stratmangler
06-09-2011, 07:47
Some return on a pair of hinges, official or not though, eh?
Do you buy things to sell them at a loss ?
Without the official dealer price list it's difficult to make that call.
I'd have done what Dan did, and go for the items at the best price.
Still doesn't make the one selling at the much higher price a robber, does it ?
The Grand Wazoo
06-09-2011, 07:53
Well now, first of all, I don't believe that I ever called anyone a robber.
I was just trying to point out that someone is probably making (or has made) a hugely exaggerated profit on something that costs pennies to make. Someone in the supply chain has been greedy haven't they? Either that or there are too many people in the supply chain.
DanJennings
06-09-2011, 08:10
Dan, you still want to try a different "hifi" cart?
I've got a bunch you could try ...
Yeah sure mate, I have all sorts of fancy new vinyl from the Moseley Folk Festival I went to at the weekend, so the timing would be perfect.
Oh you remember the big fat 2 x 200g vinyl version of homogenic I played you? I now have the same for Telegram, and a 1 x 200g version of a Sugarcubes album too.... you must hear them. :eyebrows:
How can we arrange this?
Stratmangler
06-09-2011, 15:50
Well now, first of all, I don't believe that I ever called anyone a robber
You didn't. No-one inferred it either.
I was just trying to point out that someone is probably making (or has made) a hugely exaggerated profit on something that costs pennies to make. Someone in the supply chain has been greedy haven't they? Either that or there are too many people in the supply chain.
If it was Linn the nobody would have batted an eyelid.
As it happens the £30 was not just for two hinges, it was for a lid fixing kit.
http://www.connect-audio.co.uk/prodd...=TECHINGKITMK5
The Grand Wazoo
06-09-2011, 16:32
I'm not looking for an argument Chris.
It's just that hi-fi often seems to be one of those things which implies a licence to print money. If it were Linn I would have batted an eyelid!
Actually, a pair of LP12 hinges, backplates and screws come to, guess what? - £27.56!
For 30 quid, you can get about 15 kitchen cabinet hinges, which are more complex, contain more parts, need more assembly and have significantly more material in them.
Stratmangler
06-09-2011, 16:40
Actually, a pair of LP12 hinges, backplates and screws come to, guess what? - £27.56!
Linn in fair pricing shocker ? :eyebrows: :lolsign:
The Grand Wazoo
06-09-2011, 16:47
Jeez - imagine what it would cost if you needed to buy hi-fi for a wedding!
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