The platters always look impressive on those. (Not the band):lol:
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The platters always look impressive on those. (Not the band):lol:
It doesn't work - but I knew that when I bought it.
It's for looking at, decorative. :stalks: I think it looks stunning.
The platter spins freely, but when switched on the lights come on but it makes curious grinding noises. :eek: And the stylus is naffed anyway.
I might look into getting it sorted.
Some day. :)
Bloody hell, Jerry! You've got one of the finest linear tracking turntables made there - get it fixed (I can give you a phone number) and get the cartridge off to Franz-Josef Schulte in Germany for a re-tip https://www.schallplattennadeln.de/b-o-info-engl.html
:doh:
(Oh, and take the stylus protector off the detection arm and put it on the cartridge where it should be, there's a good chap - it looks silly there...:D)
I've got a broken one of those as well Jerry, but haven't had time to look at it yet.
I might be able to fix yours as well when i get my head around it.
:)
I've had the hots for one of these for quite a while. :stalks:
Now added to my vintage collection. :)
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/i...psatpedspz.jpg
Dang thing is too wide for my rack at 54cm, I might try moving things around so I can have a listen in my system but that will entail quite a lot of moving.
Headphone use is tempting but I'll need an unusual configuration of adapter for that - see my Artist's Palette post.
Is that a classic 8 track player :)
No, just an ordinary receiver - the Grundig central name-plate is just that - decorative not an entry port!
I do like lots of knobs and dials. :eyebrows:
I'll take another pic this evening - I suspect it will look very pretty with the dial lit. :)