Thanks, Just lucky to find good wood hereI've built a few amp cases to match my other gear but they pale in comparison to 89rpm's.
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Thanks Dave. that is one fine wood but difficult to find. im still in search for another one
Stunning!
-Dave
If I had your wood working skills, I would definitely opt for "new solid design". Absolutely beautiful work.I'm posting samples of my work and would appreciate much your inputs. some people prefer the original stock design (me too) but old vintage gears sometimes need new clothes. would you opt for a new solid design or stick to the old plinth / cases?
thanksIf I had your wood working skills, I would definitely opt for "new solid design". Absolutely beautiful work.
These look fantastic. Great job. i have been wanting to built a custom one of my YP-211 but the table doesn't really warrant the price more than a DIY attempt.
Safe to assume I need to send the entire turntable to you? Message me on pricing please.its my dream to make a plinth for something like that, a YP-211 or an SP10. I mean where the wood is the body itself (no metal frame platter) that would be a challenge on how to put the motor inside a solid wood. No problem with the tonearm not much moving parts, i'll just carve the base that's it. but with the platter like yours. how to? it would be easy with a wrap-around design but i can imagine how gorgeous that would be in a 'SOLID" chunk of wood.
Hope you consider building one. The challenge and the fulfillment once its done is worth it. besides, YP-211 is one of the best design turntable
thanks