I just bought my first one a few weeks ago. Sanyo TP-1020. I bought it to play my Dad's LPs. I used to listen to them on his Dual when I was a teenager. I am eyeballing the U-turn Orbit.View attachment 1080765
Here is the jewel of all the TT's I have owned so far.
It is a Thorens TD-160 with a custom Plinth made of Mahogany, 100 year old red oak, Walnut splines, and Hard maple corner splines.
All connections in the rear are jack type inset into the wood, so there are no permanent cords attached to the table.
Recently completed. it still has a couple minor things it needs, main one being a dust cover..
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thanks for the compliment!, yes, the spline/inserts are solid walnut, the top and bottom corner splines are maple, and I used mahogany specifically because of the acoustic properties it has when used in this application.Wow. Just, yeah, wow. First of all, as a guitarist, I have a massive appreciation for the acoustic properties and beauty of mahogany and maple. Secondly, that is museum worthy, but thankfully, someone gets to enjoy it. Thirdly--are those walnut inserts? I assume the maple is on the top edge.
I have a turntable addiction!Luxman PD277 with MicroAccoustics 202e
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Here is the jewel of all the TT's I have owned so far.
It is a Thorens TD-160 with a custom Plinth made of Mahogany, 100 year old red oak, Walnut splines, and Hard maple corner splines.
All connections in the rear are jack type inset into the wood, so there are no permanent cords attached to the table.
Recently completed. it still has a couple minor things it needs, main one being a dust cover..
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Stunning and original!