I Got one of those dust covers from Iconic Audio for my Girl friends modded Techie.
Very well made, crystal clear, and boxed well. Has four small soft pads applied to the edge so it doesn't slide around or scratch the deck.
Very good value.
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I Got one of those dust covers from Iconic Audio for my Girl friends modded Techie.
Very well made, crystal clear, and boxed well. Has four small soft pads applied to the edge so it doesn't slide around or scratch the deck.
Very good value.
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Originally Posted by ff1d1l
Is it?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EMT-Platte...item2ed68a412e
Looking at the photo I thought it was a nice item and very good value when compared to the typical price for a dust cover.Quote:
Originally Posted by Qwin
Probably another one. Loads of them about, common as muck, I don't even bother picking them up if I see them at a car boot sale....etc....etc.....;)Quote:
Originally Posted by BTH K10A
Er...Nice!
Agreed! :lol:
If you want rare, then get yourself a four-speed EMT 930. I have only ever seen one advertised for sale in the UK.
No such thing Barry, but there was a 940 that had 4 speeds ;) and I've seen more of those for sale than the R80 let alone the R80SQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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Someone here must fancy these from South London
"I have for sale a fantastic collection of Classical Long Playing records.
There are about 4000 records for sale as a collection, with everything from Beethoven to Mozart, Bruckner to Brahns, Chopin to Dvorak. Thousands of records that were a personal collection of a close friend."
The 940 was a four-speed 930; as I described it, thinking that many here would have heard of the 930, but not of the 940. Apart from the fourth speed, the two were identical.Quote:
Originally Posted by BTH K10A
The one I saw for sale was advertised in a UK audio publication.
www.jpvanvliet.nl/6066.html
http://www.jpvanvliet.nl/6066/6066-1.jpg
There are quite a few differences between the 930 & 940. None of the ones I've seen have the headphone outputs, provision to power a phono stage or cuing light plus a number of other small differences. The 940 does of course share the 930 top platter/bearing and motor.
I'd still like an R80S though