Can someone identify this TT from the picture

[nbarber]

Can anyone positively ID this TT. It looks like a Denon DP series but with a straight arm but I would like to know the exact brand/model.

Thx

 

[cubdog]

Looks like a party machine.

cubdog

 

[Rybeam]

Someone should be horse whipped for treating that table that way.

 

[JohnVF]

Dp-62L?

http://www.oaktreeent.com/web_photos/Stereo_Turntables_CD/Denon_DP62L_web_2.jpg

 

[static14]

Weird Science screencap.

I think it's a denon dp-55k?

 

[nbarber]

Weird Science screencap.

I think it's a denon dp-55k?

Sixteen Candles

 

[static14]

i knew it was one of the Hughes films

 

[Pio1980]

It is a mid-higher end Denon integrated, not a DP-55K. I'd go with a DP-62L.
Parties are why there are CD changers to play crap-sounding party records, you could get a pizza into a carousel changer.

 

[MWalt]

Definitely a Denon something.

 

[KentTeffeteller]

It's a Denon DP62L. And he should be horsewhipped for how he's treated this nice turntable. :yes::yes:

 

[thedelihaus]

That was a movie prop, as noted, in the house party scene of 16 Candles.


I am bugging now, trying to remember what the stereo gear was in the early Tom Cruise (and Rebecca DeMornay- hubba hubba!) flick Risky Business.


Poor Joel, scolded for touching the EQ settings on papa's hifi!




I'm thinking it was SAE....

 

[fruggiedesh]

Man I would love to have that famous table!

 

[fiddlefye]

It's a Denon DP62L. And he should be horsewhipped for how he's treated this nice turntable. :yes::yes:

Yup. I copied the image and messed with it in Photoshop and that's what it looked like to me. Seen a few TT's treated like that at parties back in the day. No CDs to be seen and cassettes were few and far between as well.