You have done extremely well for £110, i would happily pay that to have a 2nd "test" deck for future modifications or even keep the deck as a spare, well done mate :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dingdong
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You have done extremely well for £110, i would happily pay that to have a 2nd "test" deck for future modifications or even keep the deck as a spare, well done mate :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dingdong
Has anybody tried lead as a platter mat for the Teccy? I was just having a think about diy platter mats and thought a couple of sheets of copper or lead, with a label cutout on the top sheet and a bit of bonding might work a treat.
By the way, I said BONDING!! Don't want to get Marco over excited.
Collection in person seems to keep costs down
I've got a little trip around the south planned for Saturday. Collecting a bunch of stuff.
I think i brought this up with Mike New at one stage, his reply was something to the effect of "there aren't that many churches his way" :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dingdong
No reason why it shouldn't work imo. No idea what the sound would be like though :scratch:
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Originally Posted by Reid Malenfant
I thibk there are issues around legisation in producing a lead matt VPI used to do this with their heavy platter but had to stop due to changes in the law
Tabatha, the AoS record cleaner might not thank you for a lead mat.
http://theartofsound.net/forum/image...ine=1284677197
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Originally Posted by synsei
Nothing stopping anyone from making their own though, i can understand why it might be naughty to sell a manufactured one ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by John
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Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo
Lol.
I was thinking that a couple of small sheets of lead or copper wouldn't cost that much. Maybe even experiment with copper as well. Might sound like a load of crap, but could be a stroke of genius:eyebrows: