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In Reply to: So how long have you had your current turntable?. posted by couger4u on December 18, 2005 at 09:45:27:
I'm not at all surprised your TD320 is still going strong. In "Thorens Years" it is still just a puppy.I bought my TD160 new in 1975. This one still operates like new, but it sounds better than new after I made some upgrades a few years back.
Currently I'm listening to a Teres model 145. This player I bought from Teres Audio in 2001. It's holding up very well, and this is what you expect from a belt drive player. The only thing to wear on belt drive players are the drive belt, motor/electronics and the platter bearing. Tonearms tend to last a long time when not damaged. Phono cartridges will wear out their stylii with regular play. I tend to think of these as "consumable".
-Steve
-Steve
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