I´m looking for an old Thorens Reference TT, just like the one in the pic.
Doe any one happen to have one laying around unused?
LoL Jorge!! I had one, but couldn't figure a way to play 3LP's simultaneously so I turfed her(I thought she was broke)!!
Yeah, yeah, that's nice. But I think I'd have to try to find a stacker spindle on eBay to make it perfect for me!
| QUOTE (OvenMaster @ December 03, 2006 06:13 pm) |
| Yeah, yeah, that's nice. But I think I'd have to try to find a stacker spindle on eBay to make it perfect for me! |
I doubdt you could do that, Tom, this being a very lightweight TT it would crush under the weight of more than two LP´s
Jorge
I understand that two arms are needed for stereo (one for left, one for right), but what of the third tone arm? Is that for those early experimental stereo recordings with a center channel?
- JP
I
knew it! Aluminum foil and plastic underneath all that glitter. Save yourself some money and buy a BSR and lots of vinyl!
| QUOTE (OvenMaster @ December 03, 2006 06:42 pm) |
I knew it! Aluminum foil and plastic underneath all that glitter. Save yourself some money and buy a BSR and lots of vinyl! |
See, everybody?
This is why I can´t help having Ovenmaster in high esteem as a wise man.
Jorge
I may have found what you want, Jorge........................gee, it's nice to be able to help!
I know it's not electric, but I probably have a motor around here somewhere......
| QUOTE (bentpencil @ December 04, 2006 06:30 pm) |
| I may have found what you want, Jorge........................gee, it's nice to be able to help! |
Thanks Larry.
If I turn that contraption upside down I´ll get me a pretty large and heavy platter, which should make for a steady rotation, which would be unequaled in pitch control, which in turn makes for a very stable soundstage, which makes....never mind, just thanks, anyway.
Jorge