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I am seriously looking at this medium again as I enjoyed making mixed tapes as a youngster and would like to do it again with the new vinyl collection. my current tape deck is very basic thogh compared to what you have there Mr Rotten.

once again the help of members on this forum is amaizing. I will contact them and establish what the best option would be. this will most likely be a project running over a period of time as the amp needs a proper service as well. Thanks to all for the valued input. Jason

where would one have that done kayvee? Rodney_gold the current pic i have is not good quality. i will take one this evening. it is the sony str-242s tho. was also thinking of possibly have transfer stickers made but fear they will come off from to much friction.

Thanks Rodney_gold  :thumbs: i did look at the letraset option. was also thinking maybe a clear vinyl printed that can be stuck onto the plate. a thin layer one with everything printed on it. now to source someone that can do it.

good morning all. i have a old sony amp/tuner combo where the lettering and numbers have been polished off. any ideas as to where i can have these re-done? would really like to restore it. i simply have no idea where to start.

please excuse me if i am resurecting an old thread. i have recently learned that one can also use a windowlene/distilled water mixture to clean vinyl.used my own ratio..i have attempted it and the results are pretty amaizing. dont know what damage it may cause over the long run. anyone els ever...

what a gem of a find.

first vinyl was Mamma said knock you out by LL Cool J...not everyones cup of tea. saved a while for it. lost it tho to one of my "friends" sticky fingers. :facepalm:

wow Johnnie those are some nice vinyls. i have the Chris Rea but would love that Otis and Calpton. simply wow.

sublime beauty. thanks for the post. :2thumbs:

no hijack intended but i have that amp driving my boston accoustics and its wow. thanks for the tutorial ghostinthemachine...very good

check this link for how to post pics. you will have to open a photo bucket account. http://www.avforums.co.za/index.php/topic,30171.0.html

got my grubby paws on this over the weekend. :Whoohoo: was a long search for one in this mint condition.

I havent listened to this but i do admire the design of it. very minimalist.

I came across this and I think its pretty amazing for a 21yr old to build and have it work. my photo bucket acting all strange so unable to post the pics. http://www.gumtree.co.za/a-turntables/city-centre/custom-made-turntable/1001177636870910026436809 Edit by F_D:

i have to agree with dodja. used epidermix in the rod building industry and its oretty industructable stuff. try and work with it on a hot day for quicker setting times. if you can get your hands on flexcoat (flexable) epoxy that dries clear, also very strong stuff. prefably use a electrical...

good morning. are you able to make lids for turntables too?

got this for my birthday last year.

hopefully taking it away this weekend for a service.

any advice as to what would be the best replacement cartidge for this unit?