thedelihaus
Nocturnal transmissions
Here are some pics of that hybrid Technics SL-120 I just finished.
An original SL-120 (SL-1200 with no arm- you add your own) of which I retrofitted a brand-spankin'-new Technics SL-1200 MK II arm, headshell and tone arm weight onto- along with a NOS SL-1200 MK II arm board.
The benefit is the arm now allows easy VTA adjustment (the original doesn't) and fresh bearings and tone arm wire.
I haven't spun any turntable since I hooked this one up.
The photos show an Osawa or Naokoga headshell with my Denon DL-160, but I've also spun a Stanton 680 on this. Both offer fine results.
NOTE- my kitchen table is slanted in the middle by a bit over 1/8" an inch- thus the reason for the rubber pads on the right side of the table.
An original SL-120 (SL-1200 with no arm- you add your own) of which I retrofitted a brand-spankin'-new Technics SL-1200 MK II arm, headshell and tone arm weight onto- along with a NOS SL-1200 MK II arm board.
The benefit is the arm now allows easy VTA adjustment (the original doesn't) and fresh bearings and tone arm wire.
I haven't spun any turntable since I hooked this one up.
The photos show an Osawa or Naokoga headshell with my Denon DL-160, but I've also spun a Stanton 680 on this. Both offer fine results.
NOTE- my kitchen table is slanted in the middle by a bit over 1/8" an inch- thus the reason for the rubber pads on the right side of the table.
