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LOL. For sure. I'm thinking I'll move this one on, buy a nice Orbit turntable, and use the extra to start another one. But it's hard to move on! (which explains why I have 12 motorcycles. hahaha)

Thanks!

I have to call uncle on an issue I am having with a PL400 II. I started with a perfectly working amp (after I recapped, installed new filter caps, rectifier, op amps and large resistors) and decided to install a WA speaker protect. While messing around and before the install, I stupidly crossed...

The bits for cutting out the recess cost more than the wood! LOL

Thanks man! I did do a full recap, and shielded the wiring. The faceplate was sourced from Vinyl Narvana, and the Micro Acoustics tonearm was sourced from Japan. The Leopard wood was ordered from Hardwoods Inc. Also installed new springs from VN.

Finished the rework! everything balanced and aligned.

I tried to open the site today, no go. Anybody know what's up?

Steve Morse is a genius and Ultravox ain't bad either!

Oh my that's a treat. Thanks for sharing!

It seems 90% of the time the reason a TD125 stops working is one of the two capacitors under the bracket on the board fails. The ones on this unit were way out of spec.

It's an early arm as shown..

Thanks! I was wondering if the MIDI connector was the same.

I really appreciate the discussion and insights! My tonearm does not have a din on the base, just wires coming out, so my thought is to go from the tonearm to a din mounted on the plinth. The wires are tiny and should not affect the suspension.

Jim there are five tiny wires coming out of the tonearm. l/r +, l/r -, and ground. I am thinking it would be nice to mount amale 5 din plug on the back of the unit, and then connect the preamp via a cable with a female 5 pin din plug on one end, and rca's and ground on the other (preamp) end...

Thanks Jim! Here is the protractor I am using for this tonearm. I decided to go with Lofgren B setup. I used https://alignmentprotractor.com/2-point-protractor-generator to setup the protractor. Now I'm going to make a mounting plate for the tonearm, I hope to make it before the weekend. I'm...

Hey Professor! How you been?

In case anyone needs mounting specs...

just looking around

oh yeah... lol

After removing the old tonearm and armboard, I decided I would replace the old armboard since I was going to need to redrill in order to mount the new arm. I decided to go with Leopard wood. I just finished making the blanks. I made and extra one since I already had all the tools and such out. I...