Turntable PSUs and other stuff

[StevieM]

About 10 years ago, I was experiencing some slight speed variations on my Alphason Sonata and suspected the Atlas Power Supply. I gave it to Glen Croft to have a look at and he declared it working fine. At the same time he offered to make me one (he owed me for some work) so I thought might as well, it would be a rareity if nothing else, and I still had this niggle in the back of my mind about the Atlas, although I now wonder if it was a slipping belt. I used his PSU for a few years until I went dc with Origin Live.
The Atlas and the Croft have sat in a drawer for the last 5 years and may be of use to someone. Both are dual speed with adjustment.
The Atlas cost over £500 back in 80s and I'm asking £300 for it.

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I'm asking £200 for the Croft

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I also have an Audio Note AN-S2 sut for sale for which I'm asking £250

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Finally I have for sale the 2 Phillips synchronous motors that became surplus when I went dc. they are type 9904 111 31813 and I would like £20 each

Please note, these do not have a fixing plate as on the Sonata they are sandwiched between 2 plates to allow adjustment.
Thanks for looking
Steve

[Monty]

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[StevieM]

Open to offers