14-01-2015, 10:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-02-2015, 04:58 PM by Old Sparky.)
The faulty deck in question was in a Bush stereo record player made in the early 70s, in which the mounting 'board' for the deck is actually a plastic moulding. in the end I obtained a working BSR C129 deck from a member of UKVRRR, which is basically a 'drop-in' replacement, other than swapping the pickup leads for a pair terminated in RCA plugs.
Much easier! The Garrard deck has been fitted in an early 1960s Readers Digest Stereo record player instead, where it looks quite at home since the RD player has a black rexine (or similar0covered T/T base board.
Much easier! The Garrard deck has been fitted in an early 1960s Readers Digest Stereo record player instead, where it looks quite at home since the RD player has a black rexine (or similar0covered T/T base board.
