Hi Dave
Take a look at this '
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Linn-Sondek-LP...item19b8082cb7
Was this something you were familiar with back then ? , i refer to the motor mod of course .
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Hi Dave
Take a look at this '
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Linn-Sondek-LP...item19b8082cb7
Was this something you were familiar with back then ? , i refer to the motor mod of course .
I wouldn't touch it with a bargepole personally. Not because of the mod, which looks over-done to me, but because of the old sub-chassis, the tambourine like early plinth and probably (by now) knackered bearing (they didn't last *that* long, judging by my 1976 sample after six years or so).
Seriously, if anyone wants to explore the LP12 boogie factor, get a post 1986 model (80*** onwards) which has the better plinth and newer bearing pre-Cirkus.....
I thought as much ' why peeps pay so much for these old original LP12 's does make me wonder :confused:
Hi Chris,Quote:
Originally Posted by chris@panteg
This is one for Dave, as I've never seen an SP20 before... It would be interesting to know the difference in spec (if any) between it and the SP10 :)
Dave, over to you!
Marco.
Mmm, I'd like to get a Dynavector or Triplanar arm on that SP20.
A plinth would be nice first, though :eyebrows:
Marco.
Did you read the question placed in the eBay page? :)
Yes - it was quite funny!
Maybe I'm imagining it, but it doesn't look quite as 'substantial' as an SP10 - perhaps that's because it's not in a plinth, I don't know...
Marco.
Well chaps, this is as close to a mystery as you might get. See http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate...rUrl=Translate
So It's a SP-10 right? wrong!!! The SP-10 looks the same, but has a huge external PSU. The SP-20 has a built in PSU, so how does it all fit in?
Look at the position of the switches, look familiar..................
Regards
Dave
Link doesn't work! :(