RE: Belt drive turntables

Posted by Munkie_NL (A) on February 23, 2015 at 03:52:40

In Reply to: Belt drive turntables posted by slapshot on February 21, 2015 at 12:44:13:

Interesting. Philips NatLab invented the CD, DCC, Video 2000, the compact cassette etc. I have an early 1960s Philips TT with hybrid idler/belt drive. Surprisingly good actually.

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Topic - Belt drive turntables - slapshot 12:44:13 02/21/15 (9)

RE: Belt drive turntables - Munkie_NL 03:52:40 02/23/15 (0)

RE: Belt drive turntables - tubewade 18:59:13 02/21/15 (0)

Will Wormwheels ever return? - Craiger56 15:46:29 02/21/15 (3)

You mean wormholes, so you can travel long distances in space/time? - John Elison 17:00:38 02/21/15 (2)

I thought he meant worm-drive turntables like the Scott 710 - Dave Pogue 19:45:11 02/21/15 (1)

RE: I thought he meant worm-drive turntables like the Scott 710 - Craiger56 07:42:50 02/22/15 (0)

RE: Belt drive turntables - bjh 15:08:35 02/21/15 (0)

Thanks for the URL - Lew 13:51:40 02/21/15 (0)

that kinda old literature is always an interesting read ... - TBone 12:52:52 02/21/15 (0)

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