Nice turntables. Attached picture is an absolute requirement.

[Robin L]

I have been looking for a less than expensive lid for a clients table - this seems like worth a try.

https://www.amazon.com/YJNBEST-Turntable-AT-LP120XUSB-BK-ATLP120XBTUSB-T-c-h-n-i-c/dp/B0DBZCZ5VC?th=1

Cheers

Fortunately, all of that is behind me now. Sold the turntable for a good price at a garage sale before I moved north to a much smaller place with no room for my 2,000 LPs and multiple turntables, one specifically for about 100 78s that also had to go.

 

[EJ3]

I have been looking for a less than expensive lid for a clients table - this seems like worth a try.

https://www.amazon.com/YJNBEST-Turntable-AT-LP120XUSB-BK-ATLP120XBTUSB-T-c-h-n-i-c/dp/B0DBZCZ5VC?th=1

Cheers

I hope that you have or can find the right compatability!

 

[EERecordist]

If you have ever remodeled a kitchen or bathroom, you may have met stone fabricators in your area. They import stone slabs about 2x3 meters, cut it with diamond saws, and polish the cuts with successive grades of diamond grit.

A stone fabricator in Bremerton, Washington is entering the stone turntable plinth business. The price is reasonable for a custom plinth, a deconstructed turntable for parts, and profitable for the stone fabricator.

 

[EJ3]

If you have ever remodeled a kitchen or bathroom, you may have met stone fabricators in your area. They import stone slabs about 2x3 meters, cut it with diamond saws, and polish the cuts with successive grades of diamond grit.

A stone fabricator in Bremerton, Washington is entering the stone turntable plinth business. The price is reasonable for a custom plinth, a deconstructed turntable for parts, and profitable for the stone fabricator.

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I know that there were people doing this in the late 1970's, as I had a friend that had one.