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Trouble is, I can't play it yet. I don't seem to have the power supply. :(

It's a Pro-Ject RPM 5.1 with an Ortofon 2M Black.

It belonged to the father-in-law of a co-worker. She and I have been talking about it for a while but she finally brought it to work. I still have to pay her but we are working that out and it won't exactly be pocket change. If the power supply (or Speed Box?) isn't found that will affect things. Hopefully she has it somewhere and they maybe just didn't recognize it for what was.

The Spin Clean, new in box Nagaoka MP-110, Disc Preeners and the carbon fibre brush were unexpected extras.

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Pro-Ject RPM 5.1 by Buhduh, on Flickr


Pro-Ject RPM 5.1 2 by Buhduh, on Flickr

Ortofon 2M Black by Buhduh, on Flickr

Ortofon 2M Black 2 by Buhduh, on Flickr

Spin Clean Nagaoka Disc Preener kit by Buhduh, on Flickr
 
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Been a damn long time since I've seen a Watts Parostatik Disc Preener. Mine rotted away about 40 years ago.
 
You should have a very nice table for the money spent. That arm is quite a decent one for what that table costs. Hope it all works out for you. As I recall you had another pretty nice table come through the doors a few months ago.....

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Mister Pig
 
Thanks guys.

I'm actually going to pull that stylus out all the way and get it under a scope to see if I can determine usage as of course they have no idea. That and the power supply might end up partially determining the final price. We already have something we've discussed but those might affect the end total.
 
Not to put a damper on OP but how accurate are these composite arms in alignment of the carts? or another way to say it is 'does one have to fiddle with them' for vta and perpendicular? or is it more a dj casual table?
 
Binkman said:
Not to put a damper on OP but how accurate are these composite arms in alignment of the carts? or another way to say it is 'does one have to fiddle with them' for vta and perpendicular? or is it more a dj casual table?
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The arm has VTA and azimuth adjustments.
 
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