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RE: nice one...

" That's also a pretty early 124. Does it have the plastic bearings?"

Yes, it had the nylon bushings. I removed those and pressed in a pair of Oilite bushings. (sintered porous bronze)

At present I can compare A-B between the Td124 (currently sn 13943) and a SP10 mkII and a modded TD150. Each well regarded while representing uniquely different drive design. The differences and similarities are interesting to compare. Differing strengths. I don't regard the differences in terms of one being superior to the other. I tend to enjoy the unique strength of each and sometimes just pick different players for different records. That's kinda' fun, or maybe I should just get a life.

-Steve





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