burmashave
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just found out this is a suspended table. very nice actually
Rotel RP 1000
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Belt drive version yes ... built by C.E.C. Chuo Denki. They built similar models for a number of companies ... even Bose, as I understand.
Here in Canada we see models like Pro Linear AT1200 and AT1600 (I have one), EDS 15s and AGS Audio Reflex MR-112.
The AT 1600 is full auto but has that extra width strip on the plinth's right side like the Rotel. No cartridge holders though. Pro-Linear was Vancouver BC based but I think it has just recently ceased to exist as a separate company. Website redirects to Staub Electronics.
Here in Canada we see models like Pro Linear AT1200 and AT1600 (I have one), EDS 15s and AGS Audio Reflex MR-112.
The AT 1600 is full auto but has that extra width strip on the plinth's right side like the Rotel. No cartridge holders though. Pro-Linear was Vancouver BC based but I think it has just recently ceased to exist as a separate company. Website redirects to Staub Electronics.
KentTeffeteller
Gimpus Stereophilus!
The Bose turntable was actually built by Fujiya Audio in Japan. They made a lot of the cheaper Japanese rebadged belt drive turntables. CEC did the nicer ones most of the time. The Rotel RP 1000 is most definitely CEC built.
