Here's a hint:

Didn't do the repair on the phase links because I was just too interested in starting the crossovers! But first, quiz time! What can you make with the following?

I figured as much. Besides, I'm really after a tangential from the late 70's.

[quote user="Dillen"] From what I can see in the photos, it seems Rich actually glued this flange and chassis rather than the flange and magnet. Place the driver magnet down. Put a bead of glue around the top of the magnet where it meets with the chassis or in this case, the flange. Martin [/quote] And that is why we post pictures as we go

So Martin (or anyone), what happens again to these phase links? The magnet "falls into" the spider during shipping? There were some P45's on Ebay that looked fantastic but I was reluctant to bid based on what I've read on the site.

Tonight I epoxied the phase links per Martin's direction. I also tried a mock-up of the crossover network. I think it'll work. I'm going to begin giving the crossovers a go tomorrow. One epoxied phase link:

The phase links don't have a manufacturer or model number on them. There is some kind of "P in a circle" logo on them. Peerless? The serial numbers on them are 760120 and 760324. They appear to be the same.

Today on my lunch hour I saw my first Beogram 3000 in the flesh at the local used record store. It had an SP12 on it. Noone at the store knew anything about it except, "It was here when I came in on Friday. But I've been told a technician has gone over it and says it's fine." They want $300 for it. A. Reluctant to spend $300 without

[quote user="burantek"]Wow! If you'd be willing to ship to the US... then I will call dibs! I am mobile right now -I will send you a PM in the morning! [/quote] Of course that means you'll be selling something of yours to make room. Dibs on whatever Jaff sells to make room!

The installed, new terminal cup. (What I affectionately call "The Beovoxian Americanization.")