Dropping the last record... 95B auto

[Ernst3510]

Hi,

Can't say anymore, just found that my SL-95B has an automatic-mechanism, but no stack for the LP's besides the platter.
Put some pictures this evenning...

Regards,
Ernst

[Ernst3510]

As promised the pictures of my 95B.
indeed no changer...

Regards,
Ernst

[Zaimejs]

What is that thing on the middle? Too bad no changer

Thanks for sharing. Did you make that plinth?

[Ernst3510]

That "thing" in de middle is called a Record-Weight, it is stabilizing warped records.
The plint is an original Garrard, it came from an 86SB i found on Ebay for €1,-

Regards,
Ernst

[mmarston]

As promised the pictures of my 95B.
indeed no changer...

Regards,
Ernst

Interesting. The "lion rampant" badge behind the platter, visible in your 3rd pic, is where the stacking platform is on mine and every other 95B I've seen... I assume that's from the factory. Wonder if they left anything off below deck?

Looks nice!

Best,
Mike

[Ernst3510]

Below the deck is everything present...Even the black steel with the screw to adjust the spindle, missing only the stacking platform
But plays nice and sounds nice with my Pickering XV-15/1200.
Regards,
Ernst

[Ernst3510]

Just tried it with a changer-spindle from my Zero 100...
Works just fine, except i must stabilize the record wit my finger when i put it on he stack...
Just missing the

Regards,
Ernst

[Zaimejs]

If it has a place for the stacker thingy, I can send you my extra one with the spring (slightly bent).

Here are some pictures of my 2nd deck. I transfered some guts from one to the other. But I found that one part was not transferable because on my 1st deck the part has a pin that fits into a hole, but on the second deck, there is a pin where the hole is and the part fits over the pin and rotates on the pin as an axis. To fix this, I'd have to take off a lot more parts... which I cannot do because the screw in the picture doesn't like to loosen... and I'm not sure what kind of can of worms I'd be opening if I did remove it.

Help? Why are two identical models built with a different attachment like that? Everything else looks identical.

[Ernst3510]

Hi,

I'm expecting a second SL-95B next week.
Will look ofcourse under the "hood".
Gonna look at your pictures to see if those are also NOT similar.

Regards,
Ernst

[DSJR]

In the UK at least, there was a model called the AP96, which was a single play version of the SL95B. I can't remember if the deck of the OP isn't a form of hybrid version, since both were based on the SL95B trim and underpinnings.

The AP76 had an invetted single point bearing, rather than the platter bearing running on a ball-race. I'm afraid I cannot tell you if the AP96 was the same - sorry.

[Ernst3510]

Hi,
Just uploaded a FULL SERVICE-Manual GARRARD SL-95B (also suitable for SL-75/95)
Might appear in the library in a day or so.
Have fun with it!

Regards,
Ernst

[mmarston]

Hi,
Just uploaded a FULL SERVICE-Manual GARRARD SL-95B (also suitable for SL-75/95)
Might appear in the library in a day or so.
Have fun with it!

Regards,
Ernst

Thanks!!! I'll be checking about every 5 minutes!

Mike

[Zaimejs]

Hi,
Just uploaded a FULL SERVICE-Manual GARRARD SL-95B (also suitable for SL-75/95)
Might appear in the library in a day or so.
Have fun with it!

Regards,
Ernst

Thank you so much! I will check this out. Can you link to it?

[Ernst3510]

Look here in the library: Garrard SL-75/95 and 95B.
It's online now!

Regards,
Ernst