Turntable Collection

[ADopted ADmiral]

Some you already know that I'm a big vinyl record guy.So I thought I would post some pics of what I play my vinyl on.I just love vintage Turntables made in the 1950s,1960s and 1970s back when things were built to last!:thumb:

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The Sansui SR-929...

This is my best and most favorite turntable I have.It has a Shure MD3 Cartridge that was made in the late 1950s.The Turntable was made around 1977-1978 at a cost of $1200.00.It plays two speeds 33/45...

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Another pic of the Sansui SR-929...

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The Dual CS-5000 Turntable...It has a Stanton 680 EL cartridge.

This turntable was made between 1985-1990 at a retail price of $500.00.

One of the best turntables made in the late 1980s.

It plays three speeds 33/45/78...I really love this sound of this turntable.:thumb:

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Dual CS-5000...

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Dual 1214 turntable with a shure cartridge M81MC.

Three Speed 33/45/78...Made 1970-1971.List price $120.00

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The Dual 1226 turntable...With a Royal/Shure RM900E cartridge.

Two Speed 33/45.Made 1973-1974.List price $170.00

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The Dual 1228 turntable...With a Shure M91ED cartridge.

Two speed 33/45.Made 1973-1974.List price $200.00

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The Thorens TD-160 turntable...With a Audio Technica AT13Ea cartridge.Two speed 33/45.

I believe this one was made around 1971-1972.I'm not sure about the list price.

Thorens turntables are one of the most sought after TTs by collectors,especially The TD-124 that usually brings over $1500.00.

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The Elac Miracord 40a turntable.With a Stanton 680EL cartridge.

Four Speeds 16/33/45/78.Made around 1968.This is a really nice built turntable.

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The Garrard 50H turntable.With a low end audio technica cartridge.

Four Speeds 16/33/45/78.I believe this turntable was made around 1968.

Not a great table but it holds its own...

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Philco turntable model # ?...Not sure about the cartridge But you can flip the stylus to play LP or 78.Plays speeds 16/33/45/78.This is a good turntable to play old beat up 78s on.I would think this turntable was made in the early 1960s.

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That's all I have for now. If anyone has a old turntable and you would like some info on it just send me a p.m. or add it to a post.Also please post pics of your turntable/Record Player.I don't care if it's your parents,grand parents.uncle and aunt's...I just love checking out turntables...:ylsuper:

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I picked this baby up a couple months ago.A Philips GA 212 electronic turntable made in Holland,with a nice empire cartridge.

It cost me about $25 in restaurant food trade and a $50 upgrade package I got from ebay...I had to change a $2 capacitor and I had to adjust a few pitch control options on the electronics board.Man this table sounds so nice...

[Jim Schue]

I still hate you.