Peter : Beogram 3000 Thorens with 12" ST/P arm. Frede is restoring my 5000 system at present and the turntable has just been finished! I had it working as a 9" model previously and the sound was superb - the bass is much more solid and believable than any other Beogram. I can believe that. I used to have a "skeleton" TD160MKII, and

Hi Eugenio Yes, no problem :) (I feel like I am working too much too )

Ciao Eugenio Thanks for that information. I'll fix it. If you remember, we started talking about hinges for this unit on YouTube, and now we meet again on BeoWorld. I'll soon know how many I need. I just got another 7700 today (not even unboxed it yet...) to hopefully make a good 7700 for me, sell the other one, and keep the 7000 downstairs

j0hnbarker: Sorry to jump in here Dave - I think there are quite a few of us here who like old cars and old watches - I guess it's something to do with a love of design? Love your classic car collection - are they all left-hand drive with you living in France? Always fancied an Elan, but never had the chance to drive one myself. For my part I've

davefarr: Hi Ray, the cream Strat is a US made 1967 model. The red one is a Mexican. I've also got a Hagstrom Super Swede (which some players reckon is better than a Les Paul) though I've not yet got a Gibson LP (I will in the future though I hope). I saw from another thread that you also seem to collect watches - is that right? I've a few

Medogsfat: I wondered who got that! Glad it went to one of us, a bit of a gamble which paid off nicely Hi Chris Yes, it was me... and I agree it was a gamble. I used to have one that I bought in a similar state last year and fixed it up ok, so I thought it was worth the risk. My last one had a broken cassette deck, but this one is fine. Heartbreakingly

beocool: rayfenwick: Well, I don't suppose this was too bad for £80... I plugged it in, and it works fine. A bit of glue, and some paint on the underside of the glass to repair small scratches, and it'll be perfectly acceptable until I find some better panels - really! (Sits back grinning smugly, and can't stop giggling.....) Look

beocool: rayfenwick: Well, I don't suppose this was too bad for £80... I plugged it in, and it works fine. A bit of glue, and some paint on the underside of the glass to repair small scratches, and it'll be perfectly acceptable until I find some better panels - really! (Sits back grinning smugly, and can't stop giggling.....) Look

Well, I don't suppose this was too bad for £80... I plugged it in, and it works fine. A bit of glue, and some paint on the underside of the glass to repair small scratches, and it'll be perfectly acceptable until I find some better panels - really! (Sits back grinning smugly, and can't stop giggling.....)

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