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Dustcover for Technics SL-BD25

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JenniferVan

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Hi,
I received a Technics SL-BD15 turntable as a bequest from an estate. It doesn't have a dustcover. Does anyone know where I can find one for that turntable? Or are there generic dustcovers that would work?
Thank you for any insights!--really appreciate input.
Jennifer
 
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JenniferVan said:
Hi,
I received a Technics SL-BD15 turntable as a bequest from an estate. It doesn't have a dustcover. Does anyone know where I can find one for that turntable? Or are there generic dustcovers that would work?
Thank you for any insights!--really appreciate input.
Jennifer
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I think that's kinda like the SL-BD27 I used to own. It was part of some kind of rack system so it didn't come with a cover. I ended up buying one from Digital Deck Covers. (digitaldeckcovers.com)
 
JenniferVan said:
Hi,
I received a Technics SL-BD15 turntable as a bequest from an estate. It doesn't have a dustcover. Does anyone know where I can find one for that turntable? Or are there generic dustcovers that would work?
Thank you for any insights!--really appreciate input.
Jennifer
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A parted out turntable is your option. Technics discontinued spare parts support on this turntable years ago. Organ Donor Parts (a AK sponsor) might be able to help you find one.
 
Lots of the technic tables share a cover, you should have copious options on the used market.

I'd recommend waiting for something local you can pick up.
 
loudnoises said:
Lots of the technic tables share a cover, you should have copious options on the used market.

I'd recommend waiting for something local you can pick up.
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This is true too. Has to be a good price though. These TTs are the lowest end Technics offered at the time so they're not worth much. Before you know it you'll be spending money in the same territory of buying a better turntable altogether (which includes a cover)
I came to that realization after I owned the SL-BD27 for a while and found myself spending money on upgrading stuff for it. I decided it means I'm gonna be into vinyl from now on and started a search for a much higher end deck.

That's why I liked digitaldeckcovers they're only like 25 bucks and they'll at least allow you to keep albums on your deck when not playing and prevent them from getting all dusty.
 
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