That would all depend on the arm, the cart, and a few other things including your system you are connecting to. If I was you, I tear apart the motor first and make sure all is useable. The motor is unobtanium and rebuilding it can get expensive. I used a place in Tucson when I had my motors rebuilt for my Reel to Reel. Paint is great but if you don't have a good motor (circa 1953), yer screwed. I thought you were starting a thread?
I had to order mine from England (it's rubberized cork) Nobody but them carry 16" platter mats.
I took apart the motor clean it and lube it
It spins pretty freely
I will start the thread this week
I was working on my car today, it a 57 Tbird
And just now i was working on the 160 tone arm that came with the table.
I would think that table would just sound big in general.
I have a bunch of amps MC60s and MI 350s/MC3500
It spins pretty freely
I will start the thread this week
I was working on my car today, it a 57 Tbird
And just now i was working on the 160 tone arm that came with the table.
I would think that table would just sound big in general.
I have a bunch of amps MC60s and MI 350s/MC3500
Very nice! Thanks for all the pictures.
How’s the motor noise? My little Rondine Jr was so noisy I could hear it across the room.
You can hear it lightly at idle but put a couple watts to it and you can't hear it. It doesn't rumble through the speakers which is great.