I kept saying that about my 1210 . . . mind you, it only took me 8 years.Originally Posted by Alex_UK
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I kept saying that about my 1210 . . . mind you, it only took me 8 years.
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Just about. :-)Nice to see that name again Ali, the Scottish Mafia is still alive and kicking
Not had a meet for a long time, we should get together again sometime.
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I just have two.
Thought I'd lift the thread with some pictures.
First is my heavily modified Lenco GL75 with Mission774 Arm.
Second is my Technics SL-1200/Project RPM-9 hybrid with Transfi-Audio Terminator Linear tracking arm.
Both one of a kind and both equally enjoyable to use.
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Lovely work done there Ken.
The modified SL-1200 with the burr-walnut plinth certainly looks striking.
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