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In Reply to: yea, looks great and I wish I still had my Empire posted by Story on July 8, 2023 at 17:57:17:
The 598, introduced about 1970~1971, was a radical rethink in design. It featured a two-piece platter, a newly designed walnut base, a new arm (the model 990,) an arm rest that featured a light that made it possible to "see" where you were placing the tonearm on the record in a dark room, and a first for Empire: a wood framed plexiglass dust cover.
The difference for the 208 was that it never came with an arm or dust cover and didn't have a suspended sub-chassis. All the various models use the same German motor.
-Rod
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- That would be the 598 with a wood framed plexiglass dust cover... - Rod M 18:58:50 07/08/23 (1)
- great link - Story 03:27:08 07/09/23 (0)
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