Mine's only got a 2-core cable....
Early 1970s Plug wiring - Two Core?
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Maybe it has, but that doesn't directly answer the question! Any idea what, if anything, the exposed metal is connected to under non-fault conditions (let alone fault ones)?
Kind Regards, John.
No - it's in the loft, replaced a long time ago by a Pink Triangle.
When I get round to polishing up the brass bits and selling it I'll try to remember to have a look.
When I get round to polishing up the brass bits and selling it I'll try to remember to have a look.
I always tell my OH not to spend too long in the sun.
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Yeah - I always found it annoying though.
Mainly because it looked so dull, and having had a Transcriptors and a PT I wanted my record deck to make a visual statement, and I wanted the Linn to be not as good as it was.
Emotion - something that **** Russ Andrews exploits to this day, which is why I have mixed feelings towards his victims.
If you can swallow the cost of restoration, I believe that a blueprinted and updated Garrard 401 mated to a modern plinth can sound stupendous.
SME 3012 to go with it...
And stuff the de-facto Shure - go for a Koetsu Black.
This is getting seriously off topic. Can anybody recommend a good valve amp kit?
Mainly because it looked so dull, and having had a Transcriptors and a PT I wanted my record deck to make a visual statement, and I wanted the Linn to be not as good as it was.
Emotion - something that **** Russ Andrews exploits to this day, which is why I have mixed feelings towards his victims.
If you can swallow the cost of restoration, I believe that a blueprinted and updated Garrard 401 mated to a modern plinth can sound stupendous.
SME 3012 to go with it...
And stuff the de-facto Shure - go for a Koetsu Black.
This is getting seriously off topic. Can anybody recommend a good valve amp kit?
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