Hi guys,
I have good news and bad news;
Good news is i just bought a Technics SL1600mk2 in mint condition. Yaay!!
Bad news it is Japan model.
I already have a dead 1600mk2 with the european 220V Technics decal at the back and the multivoltage warning sticker next to it both in great shape.
I already protected the decals as i planned to repaint the old plinth. It came with many scratches.
I would like to move the stickers to the new table without destroying it because my old plinth looks terrible and needs repainting and the new one is perfect like new.
Yes i could leave it alone, but i'm a helpless perfectionist!
On the bottom plate i have 4 (yes four!!) stickers with the same serial number.
No idea why. I tried for test, heating it with a hot air gun but the paper is so old it just falls apart when i try to remove it.
And i have only one shot with the Technics logo sticker.
On my old 1600mk1 the Technics logo came off by itself. Talk about irony!
Any ideas??
I have good news and bad news;
Good news is i just bought a Technics SL1600mk2 in mint condition. Yaay!!
Bad news it is Japan model.
I already have a dead 1600mk2 with the european 220V Technics decal at the back and the multivoltage warning sticker next to it both in great shape.
I already protected the decals as i planned to repaint the old plinth. It came with many scratches.
I would like to move the stickers to the new table without destroying it because my old plinth looks terrible and needs repainting and the new one is perfect like new.
Yes i could leave it alone, but i'm a helpless perfectionist!
On the bottom plate i have 4 (yes four!!) stickers with the same serial number.
No idea why. I tried for test, heating it with a hot air gun but the paper is so old it just falls apart when i try to remove it.
And i have only one shot with the Technics logo sticker.
On my old 1600mk1 the Technics logo came off by itself. Talk about irony!
Any ideas??
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