Always wanted one of....

[jleon92f]

Good Morning,

Figures, after I buy a Brand New Denon DP-300F, the TT I have wanted comes up for sale!

JVC VL-8!:thmbsp:

Oh well story of my life..:scratch2:

Thanks,
John.

 

[ml69]

That's a good looking tt. I've always liked those wood based JVC's and have wanted one myself. Good luck with the Denon (no slouch either)
Mike

 

[synclavier82]

how is the denon, btw?

 

[jleon92f]

how is the denon, btw?

Denon is awesome, I ordered (2) headshells for different cart changes.

Great TT for what I paid and the free shipping.

It's good for anyone really, setup is fast and the ease of operation is great!, press a button!

Thanks,
John.

There is the thread on it with new pics.

 

[jleon92f]

That's a good looking tt. I've always liked those wood based JVC's and have wanted one myself. Good luck with the Denon (no slouch either)
Mike

Thanks, I may end up with this one too.. See how the budget goes. The TT's I moved out paid for the Denon with a few bucks to spare.

Thanks,
John.

 

[Onkwood]

Well, since I already have a JVC QL-Y5F, I'll take one of these...

Norelco Mignon in-car record player.

Of course, it would have to come attached to something like a '62 Impala 409 ragtop, but... details, details.

 

[jleon92f]

Well, since I already have a JVC QL-Y5F, I'll take one of these...

Norelco Mignon in-car record player.

Of course, it would have to come attached to something like a '62 Impala 409 ragtop, but... details, details.

That is AWESOME! wonder if it skipped over bumps? Reminds me of my 63 Rambler Classic with the 8 track player unit and it had a tuner too!

Those were the days! "Happy Days"

Thanks,
John.

 

[Marantz7t15]

Well, since I already have a JVC QL-Y5F, I'll take one of these...

Norelco Mignon in-car record player.

Of course, it would have to come attached to something like a '62 Impala 409 ragtop, but... details, details.

That's just too freakin' cool

 

[Sir.Byrd]

That's just too freakin' cool

is it just 45s?

 

[wordherder62]

My brother in-law had one in a 1955 Chevy Belair Coupe. It was made by RCA and it played a stack of several records. 45s only. If I remember correctly, it was really meant to be played while stationary or on smooth roads. I remember him using it but I also remember it spending a good bit of time being repaired.

Richard