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Brings Back Great Memories

Posted by Karma16 (A) on May 12, 2007 at 04:40:26

In Reply to: that looks great posted by user510 on May 11, 2007 at 21:21:24:

HI,
I thought I would pop in and compliment you on both of your beautiful TD-124's. They are really nice.

I once had a TD-124 with a SME 3009 Series 1 arm. I was using the Shure V15 Type ??. That was many years ago when the TD-124 was still in production. I was very proud of it and it was my first really first class piece of equipment. Many times I have regretted selling it. The TD-124 has always been one of my favorites. I already have two turntables in my system. If I had room, I would buy another TD124 and refurbish it. But, alas, I have no more room.

Here is just an opinon...well a question actually. Since you already have one with a SME arm (that would be my first choice too), why not maintain the classic look and retain the Thorens arm? I know it was good for its day. I haven't seen the TD-124 with the Thorens arm for a long time. Seeing yours, so bright and pretty, makes me remember how I loved the classic, integrated look.

Are parts still available for the 124? Anyway, really a very nice job.

Sparky

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