[pboser]

After many years of inaction and intentions to get to this project, I am selling the parts I accumulated to build a Teres Turntable.

The main parts come from the original Teres DIY project: the original unpolished platter, bearing, and motor/controller. Here's a link to extensive info about the project: http://www.teresaudio.com/project/index.html
And here's a link to the first 42 completed tables: http://www.teresaudio.com/fame/index.html - finish this up and you can be #43!

I also have a base (polished) and an armboard (unpolished/frosted) from Teres, both of which I got later. I also have a base alternative, which was surplus from Thom Mackris of Galibier turntables: I discussed with Thom putting corian on top of the MDF. It looks to me like the Galibier Quattro used a similar design - an example can be seen if you scroll down on their bargain bin page: http://www.galibierdesign.com/bargain.html

Also included: strobe pattern for the underside of the platter and a VPI record clamp.

Photos of the parts are here: https://picasaweb.google.com/pboser/TeresParts#

I'm looking to get $975 plus shipping for the whole thing. It will weigh about 35 pounds to ship.

Please email with questions or if you would like more/different pictures. pboser@yahoo.com

[orthobiz]

Are all the parts there to build the table? (except tonearm and cartridge)

Paul

[pboser]

Well, you will have to come up with some sort of motor pod to mount the motor in, but aside from that, the only thing I can think of that you need to get is a nut and bolt to attach the armboard to the turntable.  It's all there ready to assemble.
Thanks for the interest,
Pete

[pboser]

Price reduced to $875.

[dokblues]

Very nice! Hmm this would be a nice addition. 

[pboser]

Still available!  Interested?

[pboser]

Sale pending.

[pboser]

SOLD!  Thanks D.R.!  Enjoy it.