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Check out:
http://www.vinylengine.com/
All sorts of tt info
Share what you know, learn what you don't...
turns out the stylus that looked Ok was not. I discovered that QLM is ADC, and I had an extra stylus for it. subbed that in, and OH MY !!!!! I know there are better available ( in fact I have the old V-15 mk3 from the DUAL 701 thats not working) , but it sounds great now.
I was looking to go MORE automatic, and this table is completely MANUAL, but it sure sounds fine.
funny thing: 2 days ago I picked up an item in a thrift for $3. Put that on eBay and sold immediately for same price as I paid for the Thorens ( I talked her down by $140) so after eBay and PP fees, using that eBay money towards the TD-166....it ended up costing $9 out of pocket.
Thanx for your help juergen , that is exactly how I ended up running it, tracks good.
Some kind of happiness is measured out in miles
Hello Seawolf,
The VTA for the QLM32MKIII are 2-4 grams . The 4 gram weight could at 3 grams VTA in notch 1 work. I would anyone with a lathe to ask me whether it the weight to 2 grams off might.
regards
juergen
ps the QLM32MKIII which is not a very good pickup system, the turntable would have a better deserves.
RS237 - ( isnt that an old German triode tube ??) , you have been very helpfull , I had a feeling most replies on this would be from Germany. . Its funny, my daughter lives in Whuppertal and teaches English is the University there. MANY of my old records are there too , she nabbed "the good ones" when she came home last to use on her weekly radio show. She says her audience loves my '60's vinyl....especially 13th Floor Elevators and Electric Prunes ...
Some kind of happiness is measured out in miles
Hello Seawolf,
Yes correct, the RS237 is an old Telefunken triode.I am glad that I could help too.Greetings your daughter, I am 30 Miles from Wuppertal born.
regards
juergen
ps my beauty's
Hello Seawolf,
The speakers in my Avatar is my DIY Hartsfield. Here more Pictures
http://www.audioheritage.org/vbullet...ad.php?t=19890
With the tubes, I will build an amplifier. The work of art was only for thee.
regards
juergen
Beautiful speaker !!!! will there be a pair ? (I build clocks .. http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/s...ad.php?t=19400 )
(your picture felt like looking in a mirror ....guy in his 50's , about 6 foot tall , beard and glasses ....like my doppleganger )
Some kind of happiness is measured out in miles
Oh , you never signed up for "OFF TOPIC" ??
Rich ...I found this comment on "Stereophile" http://www.stereophile.com/artdudley.../406listening/
( actually a pretty interesting Thorens TD 124 blog )
"In the early 1990s, Naim Audio's then-distributor in Germany considered the basic TD 166 design so good that they used it as the platform for a well-regarded turntable they called the Phonosophie P1. "
Some kind of happiness is measured out in miles
no pictures of me...just look at yours and it will be close enough.
I looked today at ALL of the Thorens on eBay and even completed auctions and did not find any with a metal base like mine that matches the plinth. I got money off with the seller as the wood base was more desireable, now I dont know.
(it is metal, not painted wood - vey industrial looking )
Some kind of happiness is measured out in miles
Yeah, but how does it sound, how do you like it ?!
Just Play Music.
Seawolf, Brushed aluminum finish based is the way this model looked like when it was for sale some 30 years ago. I recently upgraded to a Linn LP12, worth every penny I may add, but I had kept my Thorens for over 25 years...
MOTUS
VANCOUVER
Amazed I'm still alive!
Tim
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