[hurdy_gurdyman]

Is there a Show us your Vintage Turntable thread? I couldn't find one. If not, let's start here.




1966 Garrard Lab 80 mk1 transition

Dave

[hurdy_gurdyman]

Rek-O-Kut Rondine B12



Dave

[S Clark]

This is my Collins that I put together a few years back.  I just recapped this Victor TT-81

Then there's the Technics SP-10 MkII

[SteveFord]

These may be too modern but here are the old girls.
Well Tempered Square Motor with an Ortofon 2M Black



and then a Well Tempered Classic with the lid before the hinges snapped off (!) also with a 2M Black

[Beatlebum]

[PDR]

Technics SP-15
Broadcast table from a radio station in Alaska.
Using the ATP-12 tonearm that came ith it.....Denon 103R for a cart.

I built the plinthe in 2 pieces because of the weight, theres 3 pieces of slate on the
top and 2 pieces on the bottom platform.....guessing well over 200lbs.

Theres a highly modded Jolida JD-9 sandwiched beteen the slate.

[WGH]

Harman Kardon T55C



I bought the Harman Kardon T55C in 1985 for $365.00. The turntable has the full Van Alstine mod package including the outboard power supply.
http://www.wghwoodworking.com/harman_kardon/h-k.htm

The Microtrace Tone Arm by ITO has an electronic arm lift at the end of the record, a real nice touch.

The Goldring 1042 cartridge is a perfect match, the arm has been raised to the max to align the Gyger S profile line contact stylus.

The phono pre-amp is the classic Jim Hagerman Cornet2 with Mundorf SIO, Sonicap, and Russian FT-3 Teflon, 0.1uf bypass caps.

[S Clark]

This just got set up tonight and is spinning great. Plinth was fun to build and tonearm pod still is raw. 
Victor TT-81

[borism]

Thorens TD160 Super with Jelco/2M Orange restored by Vinyl Nirvana.

[S Clark]

I've always liked the clean line of those Thorens tables.  Very nice.