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The above is from the classic audio pages...it would seem like a dodgy relay or something like that.

I have got hold of a 1070m integrated amp, just wondering if anyone has come across one before? Below is the ebay pic, I'll try and take some more in a day or so. As you can see its a 19" rack mount, no feet although there are holes in the (hardboard) bottom panel. I have found details on...

We live in a tiny village in Lincolnshire. I did however manage to pick up a 1070m the other day, should be with me anytime now. Not found any details about it on the net, I'll post up some photo's when it arrives. Some decent stuff on the continent but many dont take paypal and paying for...

Well, at least you have some choice your side of the pond. In the UK there's not alot of to choose from, mostly low numbered amps and loads of 2226bl receivers. When something interesting comes along it goes for good money, a lovely 1250 amp went for close on a $1000 a few months ago. A 2600...

A few bits here.

spartanmanor, I wish you had a 401 as no one else seems interested!! I'm amazed there is no interest in these hard to obtain items. Has someone found a stash of these hidden away somewhere that I missed!!

See here for details on these hard to find items. Paul.

My PM4..... Clothed.... ...and naked!! Paul.

The Venus was part of the Planet range from the mid eighties that also included the big selling Mercury, other models were the Saturn and Jupiter. The Venus was very well reveiwed at the time and had real wood veneer (most often walnut) and a time aligned crossover. IIRC the Mk2 had a clear...

This sounds like an earth problem. Have you checked for this and is the deck earthed to the amp?

I have recently bought a SL150 and it has 2 internal fuses, not sure if your 1200 has any but it is worth checking.

I have just bought myself a SL150 without a arm or armboard and as I already have a Rega RB300 will probably get one of these Paul.

I've been usig one for a few months now and it is a very good budget unit. It was a big upgrade over my Marantz PM4's built in stage. I now have a Rega Mira 3 and put the Rotel up for sale to help pay for it but I might just plug it in to see how it compares. A chap over on the Pink Fish forum...

I cant answer all your questions but do know that the AC motors were made by Papst and are no longer available new.

.....for those of you into that sort of thing! Paul.

Hi MC, It was the main platter bearing I was refering to, it realy is worth checking. There is a thread here that touches on the problem (although loctite may be a more ellegant sollution rather than superglue!). If you do a search on Pink Fish there is loads of info on keeping Regas at...

The pulleys on Rega motors do come loose quite easily but the most common cause of slow running is a dry/sticky main bearing. Easy enough to check.

The Incognito kit uses Cardas cable...not sure which type though.

Is it worth fixing? If you like mending things then yes, If you like listening to music then no.

The only negative issue I can see would be the possibility of air bubbles. Are you going to use a vibrating poker to eliminate them? The Townsend Rock used a steel shell filled with plaster (I think it was plaster) and that was a great sounding deck. Good luck!

Like this? Not sure if Behringer (spl?) do one.

Just count 100 revolutions in 3 minutes its much cheaper than a strobe!

PVA with a drop of water. Start from the outer edge and work towards the middle being carefull not to let to much glue collect next to the dustcap. Paul.

Quite interesting, if a little forcefull in his opinions.

Have you had a look inside yet? I cant tell from the picture but it seems that the terminals could well be fitted to the PCB, or possibly a sub board. Either way I would think you will need to make up some plates to fit over the exsisting openings and then hardwire to the board.