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Multiple TT's

gillsev

Well-Known Member
For those of you with multiple turntables, which brand dominates your collection?

Mine is ...

First in the lead => Garrard (Lab 80 / A70 / Z2000B)

Second => Dual 1229Q
=> Thorens TD 124
 
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Presto Recording Corp (x2; '52 & '55) -> Bogen-Presto (x3; '59, '61, '63) -> Lenco (x1; post-'70)

And an odd Pioneer(1964 PL-7E 3-speed idler), and a Rek-O-Kut N-33H ('61 belt drive), made it into the mix as well
 
STANDALONES: sl-1200(ORIGINAL version) 2x ZERO 100, PIONEER PL-518, PL-115D, PL-25F.

CONSOLES: Garrard RC-88's, 121's, AT-60, Type A's, Miracord 10F's, Miracord 50H, Dual 1009, Collaro's (Magnavox's).
 
Linn Axis
Realistic LAB-500
Pioneer PL-S30
Collaro Micromatic

#3 subject to change. I am using that one right now because it has a P-Mount headshell for experimentation.
 
2 Garrards in my mix

1. Garrard AT6 Mk II (Stacker / Changer for the oldies!).
2. Garrard SL95B (needs refurbished).
3. Dual 1219 (Original Unrestored Survivor). Impressive for what I'm used to.
4. Voice of Music ('63 Changer, w/Westinghouse Tube Console, needs refurb).
5. Technics SL-1200MK2. (Music Cave Workhorse, I love it).
 
Garrards.

Stand-alone:
Zero-100
Lab 80
Lab 80 MKII
AT60
RC88/4

In consoles:
Type A-II
AT6

others:
Weathers Townsend
Thorens TD-160.

I've nicknamed this place "home of the unwanted Garrard". I bought the RC88 and the Zero-100. The rest have all been free or so close to free it doesn't really count. They all work too, none of them came to me working.
 
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The dominant mark in my collection...

Technics SL-1300MK2-Loft system
Technics SL-1400
Technics SL-23
Technics SL-220

Then....
Thorens TD-160-Main system
Dual CS721-Bedroom system
Pro-Ject RPM 1.3-Living room system
Kenwood KD-3055-In cue
Pioneer PL-500-In cue
2 Miracords needing work
 
SOTA dominates.

4 Sota Star Sapphire's, 3 arms SME series V, SME 309, SME 3009, 3 Sumiko Blackbirds.

1 Sota Sapphire, In restoration.

1 Mitchell Focus One, SME 3009, Sumiko Blue Point EVO III.

1 Thorens TD-125, Rabco Arm, Shure V15 II

1 Techniques SP-2000, Stanton

Thank god I just got rid of three others and plan on moving a couple more out. I have TT issues.
 
Lets see some pretty decks.

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4 or possibly 5 BIC 960s (thrift store finds)
3 Lencos
2 Systemdek
1 each of 4 other brands
 
I do most of my spinning on a Pro-ject Carbon, but the 70s direct drive tables are always a joy. I have a Pioneer PL-530, PL-560, and Technics SL-1300. I used to have a PL-255 but I sold it.
 
I have, in order of nothing particular:

VPI TNT MK1 with SME V (9/10)
Yamaha PX-3 (9.5/10)
Mitsubishi LT-30 (9.5/10 cosmetic but needs a belt or cleaning - FF/RW a bit sluggish)
Hitachi HT-860 (8/10 cosmetic but needs some electronic work)
 
Presto Recording Corp (x2; '52 & '55) -> Bogen-Presto (x3; '59, '61, '63) -> Lenco (x1; post-'70)

And an odd Pioneer(1964 PL-7E 3-speed idler), and a Rek-O-Kut N-33H ('61 belt drive), made it into the mix as well

You look like you love the old tables, but not as old as your avatar:D

I was born in 61 and it looks like thats your latest table?
 
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