Classic hi-fi components

**Rare Bird** · 27-02-2010, 19:24

Originally Posted by barry.d.hunt

I know, and I'm not surprised: the push-button switches look and feel a bit 'tacky' but are adequate, and the RCA phono sockets are of a poor quality. Hence my comments about fettling. The standard version does not have a MC input; I installed my own design. A better sounding preamp than the Sugden C51; I still have both of them.

There easy to work on plenty of room inside & the parts a well spaced..I did try a full width DH110,it was an improvement.. i remember that well as i fried a pair of speakers with a Nakamich '582' cassette deck.

**Rare Bird** · 28-02-2010, 17:03

Grace 'G-960'

**Rare Bird** · 28-02-2010, 17:18

LENTEK

Slightly blur pics sorry..

**Rare Bird** · 28-02-2010, 17:33

TRANSCRIPTOR 'HYDRAULIC REFERENCE'

My fav turntable of all time, fitted with SME Series II 'Improved' & ADC 'VLM.3'

**Marco** · 28-02-2010, 17:46

Hi Andre,

I've always loved those little record cleaning brushes that looks like a 'tonearm'! Any idea where I could get one?

Marco.

**Rare Bird** · 28-02-2010, 18:13

Originally Posted by Marco

Hi Andre,

I've always loved those little record cleaning brushes that looks like a 'tonearm'! Any idea where I could get one?

Marco.

Hi Marco
They come up on E-Bay now & then both the Record & Styli brushes.Please note though that your deck has to be drilled as the threaded stud fix through the turntable, held in place with a wing nut. I doubt very mich that Mick Gammon re-manufacturers his dad's old transcriptor version & i know JA Michell don't.Very nice articles all the same.I'll keep my eyes peeled if you want.

**Rare Bird** · 28-02-2010, 18:17

You may not have heard of these but they sound great.Might be against the grain for some

**Rare Bird** · 28-02-2010, 18:22

NAGRA 'E'

**Rare Bird** · 28-02-2010, 18:26

NAGRA 'III'

**Marco** · 28-02-2010, 18:28

Lordy, you'll get Beechy all hot under the collar with that!

They come up on E-Bay now & then both the Record & Styli brushes.Please note though that your deck has to be drilled as the threaded stud fix through the turntable, held in place with a wing nut. I doubt very mich that Mick Gammon re-manufacturers his dad's old transcriptor version & i know JA Michell don't.Very nice articles all the same.I'll keep my eyes peeled if you want.

Please do - preferably though, a stick-on or 'rubber sucker' one would be better, as I don't wanna be drilling holes in my deck

Marco.

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