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I'm gonna upgrade eventually, but I want one of those really cool space age looking tables like WardsWeb has... but since I know I can never afford that, I'd like to find a really nice wood Denon or Thorsens or similar..
These is also something about tables with the adjustable speed and strobes I really have a love for too... *shrug*
Yep, those of us who have tables and rekkids are the winnahs!! I will add another table someday but just today, I added four records to the collection.
Technics SP-15, free from local radio station. I made the plinth from two pieces of scrap kitchen countertop material (MDF) glued together. 17 1/2" x 21" x 1 1/2" thick, edged with solid oak trim. The tonearm is a long Rek-O-Cut Trancribe, bought new from Naucks. Although this turntable is currently doing double duty (stereo LPs/45s & 78s) until my new Technics arrives, it's intended primarily for 78 playback. That's a 12" red vinyl 78 spinning in the picture. With that long tonearm, I can play 16" discs.
I have been very pleased with it, shocked even, since I got it a year or two back. Rock solid, nice sound. I might covet some of those prettier tables I see here, but when the music is playing, I really don't worry about it all that much.......