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- stem0
Had one of these...
Bought it secondhand in about 1990 for about £150, sold it about 5 years ago, got £150 for it!
Wish I hadn't got rid of it now...
- vaxorcist0
I had a 1970's AR, this image is of an 80's AR.... nice turntable, belt drive, supurb vibration isolation, where the platter and tonearm and drive mechanism were sprung together in a suspension above the heavy wooden base. A bit tricky to get used to putting the tone arm on the record, and the opposite of a Technics 1200, which was solid as a rock. The AR was sprung, so if you touched the platter or the tonearm, they would both move in unison a bit, neutralising the vibration.. you could stomp on the floor and the record wouldn't skip, but you could see the suspension absorb the motion....
- Love it, my student grant couldn't stretch to one of these! - lolstem
- microkorg0
Wow my old username is in this thread.
This is my current turntable ...
Numark PT-01 Scratch
with:
Jesse Dean Designs Carbon Fibre Tonearm & PreAmp
Shure M44-7 Cartridge & Stylus
Bluetooth Mixfader or Stokyo Kutter Crossfader
Stokyo Skratch Ready Platter
Arcade Start/Stop Button modification
White DJ Tech Tools Chroma Caps
Jesse Dean Designs White Felt Replacement
Jesse Dean Designs White Spindle Holder... so much fun and the sound quality because of the Cart, Stylus, Preamp & tonearm is excellent!
- I'm just checking one for me. Plus a Jesse Dean Crossfader. That'll be my next investment.********
- But I'm still checking for a sampelr/pad like the Akai MPX8. things is I didn't like the reviews. Have to check the making beats thread.********
- I'm just checking one for me. Plus a Jesse Dean Crossfader. That'll be my next investment.
