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And this interesting turntable that I haven't managed to identify as yet.
And this interesting turntable that I haven't managed to identify as yet.
Pretty danged sweet, whatever it is! I love the dustcover as well.... Yeah, $19k for an electric motor - not just any electric motor, mind you.A couple thoughts: first, ¡Ay, caramba!" $19000 for an electric motor! Second, I have no idea about the photo either, but wonder if it may be a recording lathe that's been reconfigured for playback? I've never seen a tt with bug-out handles before.
I happen to have a turntable with bug out handles, though I never called them bug out handles... but will from now on.A couple thoughts: first, ¡Ay, caramba!" $19000 for an electric motor! Second, I have no idea about the photo either, but wonder if it may be a recording lathe that's been reconfigured for playback? I've never seen a tt with bug-out handles before.
I happen to have a turntable with bug out handles, though I never called them bug out handles... but will from now on.
I have one of these minus the arms. Well, I own one of those arms (the back one)...and am contemplating the one or the right. This isn't mine, but I have a Sony TTS-8000 with this plinth, including the bug-out handles.If this isn't the preferred, or even most common part name, please enlighten me. Also, since you have a machine with them, are they actually for use as appearance seems to indicate?
Wow, and I thought my DP-80 in the two armed plinth is a handful to move around - which it is.I have one of these minus the arms. Well, I own one of those arms (the back one)...and am contemplating the one or the right. This isn't mine, but I have a Sony TTS-8000 with this plinth, including the bug-out handles.
You can't really tell how big this thing is from photos. It needs handles. It's so big that everybody who has seen it, has just outright laughed. It's currently not set up...winter plans.
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I've had the same reaction to the DP-80, like "are you nuts?" In designing the new audio shelves I've had to make a big step-out on one side of the top shelf to accommodate the thing. No regrets....I have one of these minus the arms. Well, I own one of those arms (the back one)...and am contemplating the one or the right. This isn't mine, but I have a Sony TTS-8000 with this plinth, including the bug-out handles.
You can't really tell how big this thing is from photos. It needs handles. It's so big that everybody who has seen it, has just outright laughed. It's currently not set up...winter plans.
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I have spent the last 20 mins trying to get a clip or an image of Col. Potter to make a meme with. Nada. Nothing passes muster.I like "bug-out handles", reminds me of MASH.