Tinamonster
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Yesterday I picked up a Pioneer turntable. It doesn't have any model number markings but it looks like a very faint 41 is etched in the wood where the sticker used to be. It looks like it matches the photos I found of PL-41's and I'm happy to see several threads about it. Here are some photos, please let me know if I have the ID wrong.
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This table needs a few things and I'd love any recommendations for the following:
1. Cartridge. It doesn't currently have one. I saw the Denon DL-110 and DL-160 recommended. Any others I should look at in a similar (or cheaper!) price range?
2. Feet. The feet are pretty much completely gone. Any favorites?
3. Mat. The original mat is missing and I'm not sure what thickness to substitute. Anyone have input or recommendations?
4. Broken thingy. There's a broken plastic disc with a center indentation in a chamber at the bottom of the spindle. Pic of undercarriage with unscrewed bit to display broke part below. It has some oil residue on it. Anyone have a source for replacement of this disc?
I'll be replacing the disintegrated belt and cleaning things up. I'd appreciate any advice from people who have done the same. I can't wait to get it going and begin enjoying it.
Top down:
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This table needs a few things and I'd love any recommendations for the following:
1. Cartridge. It doesn't currently have one. I saw the Denon DL-110 and DL-160 recommended. Any others I should look at in a similar (or cheaper!) price range?
2. Feet. The feet are pretty much completely gone. Any favorites?
3. Mat. The original mat is missing and I'm not sure what thickness to substitute. Anyone have input or recommendations?
4. Broken thingy. There's a broken plastic disc with a center indentation in a chamber at the bottom of the spindle. Pic of undercarriage with unscrewed bit to display broke part below. It has some oil residue on it. Anyone have a source for replacement of this disc?
I'll be replacing the disintegrated belt and cleaning things up. I'd appreciate any advice from people who have done the same. I can't wait to get it going and begin enjoying it.