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Choosing a turntable depends on a number of variables such as the level of maintenance required, appearance, modern/vintage, quality, and price of course. Most turntables intended for the consumer market at price levels up to, say, $1,000 are made in China, even those labeled as European. In that case, I would recommend a refurbished vintage turntable - Technics 1200, Lenco L75/78, Thorens 125 These are high-quality devices with endless upgrade options. Of course, at higher price levels, you can find modern turntables of decent quality.

One drop of contact adhesive

This is not the first time that this company presents a problematic truth to its customers,They use Audio-Technica cartridges in a different and expensive wrapper

@@virtuosoaudio7077 Hmm! My cart came at a much reduced 'stock clearance' price. Maybe I should try out an even cheaper 740ML, even though the bodywork looks decidedly unimpressive!.

@@virtuosoaudio7077 I see that Mofi have reduced them to $499! Stung by the criticism maybe? I like the threaded body compared to the 'slotted' AT 540/740.

@@geoffreywilton8610 They use the same cartridge (AT 540), just added a branded housing and prevented the possibility of changing the needle.

The new kit is available here www.ebay.com/itm/134930807449

No more project junk for me….technics is ordered. Mine never worked from new and with carbon tone arm.

Hi, this is the first SME 3009 series (you can tell by the plastic /Bakelite headshell) , Then was replaced by the SME3009 series 2 improved , witch has no improvement in perfornance over this one, this is the go to vintage SME arm. It can take a regular screw in headshell as long as you align the cartridge. Hope this helps.

Branding is everything :)

We have stencils for Lenco, Technics etc.

Five minutes watching you disassembling for... Nothing

I try to make relatively short clips, so it is not possible to show the whole process, if you have questions I will try to answer

Agree, there are no decent youtube tutorials for the lenco.

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Sure, why not harmonixpro@gmail.com

This is an old project, to the best of my memory the color is matte black

Jelco SA750L 12"

Sure, Facebook.com/virtuosoaudio what model?

Because it's a fake video

Grease with a high viscosity level is the most effective option,

OK, thank you.

I have a project carbon fibre tone arm - should i still use 300k silicone or 100k?

@@hanscleung4633 Wypierdol i po problemie.

Yes, facebook.com/virtuosoaudio

Of course the E50 motor has been rebuilt, bushings, suspension rods etc.

I hope to upload a video soon John

Hi again. Any plans for the E50 motor maintenance video? Thanks

i guess I'm kinda off topic but does anybody know of a good website to watch newly released movies online ?

@Nicolas Abraham Flixportal :)

@Leo Amari Thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :D Appreciate it!!

@Nicolas Abraham you are welcome =)

Look under the platter and there will be an oil well. That is how it works with my hydraulic reference. I would use something to absorb the old oil like a few rags and clean it out, then pour in the new oil. Good luck!

The fluid is not oil as such although any fluid with the correct viscocity will work, it probably won't smell too nice. Contact Michell Engineering for the correct silicon fluid. Spills can be cleaned up using lighter fluid but be careful of damaging the finish. If you really want to improve the decks performance consider replacing the AC motor with an Origin Live DC motor kit, it is not cheap but it only takes about an hour to swap them over and the improvements are worth every penny. Also try adding a few layers of heat shrink around the outside of the main bearing housing, a smaller difference but worthwhile.

It is not oil, silicon fluid, is what is needed for this to work right.

I think its better left original, the motors in them were good, no need to change anything.

the oil goes in the dish under the platter. not really an oil more like a silicone