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vencel
06-10-2010, 08:30
I would like to offer you a very famous direct-drive turntable made by the Hungarian Mechanikai Labor. It is in very good conditions. It is equipped with MechLabor tonearm and EMT headshell and EMT TSD-15 pickup.
It has built-in RIAA correction and MC preamp.
The pickup is old and had not been used for a while, so probably it will need some restoration. This turntable was manufactured for studios and was sold all over the World. It is a professional broadcasting turntable.

Here is a link where you can see it's smaller brother: http://mechlabor.infostream.hu/ml-lemezjatszok/sl101-1

Marco
06-10-2010, 08:52
Hi László,

Very nice, but you forgot to say how much you want for it? ;)

Marco.

vencel
06-10-2010, 12:03
Hi László,

Very nice, but you forgot to say how much you want for it? ;)

Marco.

Hi Marco,

Good question as this unit is my brothers and I am selling it for him.
One of my friends sold one 2 years ago for USD 2000 and that was not equipped with EMT shell and pickup but some cheaper stuff.
I also saw on the net that in Germany they are asking EUR 2400 for similar.
I was thinking around EUR 1500 plus shipping which would be around EUR 40.

Should there be a serious interest I am open for price negotiation.
Luckily I have PayPal account so I can accept this kind of payment but buyer has to cover the PayPal fee.

Regards,
László

Barry
06-10-2010, 12:39
This deck is worth considering for those of you who hanker for an EMT 950.

EU1500 sounds very reasonable, though EU40 sounds a bit on the low side for shipping.

For example I paid ~ £2000 for my EMT 930, coincidentally also bought from a seller in Hungary. I paid ~ £300 for a custom-made wooden packing case for it to be flown to my local airport. Ironically, when I went to collect it, the case was brought out to my car on a fork-lift truck and was so large it was impossible to get it into the car. Sadly, with the help of the local staff, I had to unpack the deck (fitted into a plinth/console) which itself would go into the boot of the car. The lovely packing case with its thick felt/foam cushioning, canvas straps, and heavy-duty fixings ended up in the airport skip!

Regards

vencel
06-10-2010, 18:43
This deck is worth considering for those of you who hanker for an EMT 950.

EU1500 sounds very reasonable, though EU40 sounds a bit on the low side for shipping.

For example I paid ~ £2000 for my EMT 930, coincidentally also bought from a seller in Hungary. I paid ~ £300 for a custom-made wooden packing case for it to be flown to my local airport. Ironically, when I went to collect it, the case was brought out to my car on a fork-lift truck and was so large it was impossible to get it into the car. Sadly, with the help of the local staff, I had to unpack the deck (fitted into a plinth/console) which itself would go into the boot of the car. The lovely packing case with its thick felt/foam cushioning, canvas straps, and heavy-duty fixings ended up in the airport skip!

Regards

Hello Barry,

Thanks for your comment. I have never shipped this kind of heavy stuff but I was checking dpd.com and their delivery prices are very good.
Of course I did not calculate the price of the packing but I am a handyman :-) so I can create some kind of safe wooden box for it. I don't know hoe DPD ships the goods to UK but I have seen Ford Transit sized cars with DPD logo so I assume they deliver with those cars.

I really appreciate your suggestions so I will start the packing and once it is done I will ask DPD for an exact quote.

Regards,
László

vencel
10-10-2010, 06:12
SOLD :-)