I'm not sure what you mean by "record-puck". If you mean the device to stabilize records that is pictured in my "avatar", it is a Audio-Technica AT-618. I don't use it at all, it came with the 4004 when I purchased it.

Leslie- Just get on eBay and search for "magic eraser". You will find hundreds of offers. Hopefully some are in your country so you can avoid extra cost.

Andre- My 4004 was in great condition, or so I thought. I removed the top panels for a quick belt change and decided to give them the once over with a magic eraser. What was once a somewhat cloudy alumininum panel became a fresh from the factory looking panel. It removed the years of pollution that had settled on the panels. The magic eraser is advertised

I was skeptical when my coworker told me about how well it worked, but it was less than $2 US. I want my equipment to look and perform perfectly. I did all the maintenance, but the panels made it less than perfect. I could not believe how well it worked on the aluminum. It's the best $2 US I've ever spent. Give it a try!

There are countless advertisements for "magic" products and they seldom are what they say they are, but... I recently purchased a complete B&O 3300 system (Beomaster 3300, Beocord 3300, Beogram CD3300) and for a 20+ year old system, all the components were in very good condition. The aluminum faces were scuffed, not scratched deeply, but

Soren- How does the top bar, where the screws attach the stand to the speaker allow for a change of angle?

I see from the pics how to adjust the angle, but how does the bar that screws to the back of the speaker accomodate the different angles? Does it pivot?

Just purchased 2 pairs of S75's. No stands, but the speakers are perfect. I am the IT guy at a metal fabrication company. I have pictures of the stands, but no other info. Does anyone have measurements of the stand and the angle the speaker sits at? If so, I can fab a couple of pair for me or anyone else who needs them.

Save your turntable money and use your retirement fund or rent money for the Maggies. Make sure you listen to them first, because a trip to Magnepan will cost about a thousand to get them reworked. Even then, it is still a deal. I love mine.

Here are the long awaited pics with the Maggies. The cords still need to be organized, but as you can see, the record's spinnin' and I'm listenin'. Also, just purchased a MINT, I MEAN MINT 3300 system. Beomaster 3300, Beogram CD3300, Beocord 3300, Terminal 3300 and wall bracket all for $199.00 USD!!! I'll put this in the wife's