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You limited out and then some! Two weeks ago I received a Luxman PD270 for free, but

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In Reply to: RE: Garage Sale Luxman Find ... posted by reelsmith. on October 26, 2016 at 14:53:11

all the wood was cracked and warped from water damage, the dust cover was cracked, and a few screws were rusted. However, I managed to salvage the Grace 707 tonearm, all the unusual wire leads, and the tonearm post.

If someone were real energetic, they could re-mount all the under-plinth electronics on a homemade plinth, because all the switches and motor worked perfectly. I don't know how that could happen with all the water damage around it. Some switches would have to have light rust removed, but they still worked.

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RE: You limited out and then some! Two weeks ago I received a Luxman PD270 for free, but - Crazy Dave 10:41:55 10/28/16 (1)
I use a 707 and it is a great tonearm for a high compliance cartridge. I hope you kept the DIN to RCA wires. It has a male instead of a female connector.
- Most definitely. I was thrilled that it was not harmed by the water. - alaskahiatt 18:10:50 10/28/16 (0)
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