Please identify this turntable....?

[starboy]

Rolling

Thanks for that... You've put a smile on my face...

Now the fact that Stefano & ole Blue were lost on this one makes me guess that I will never probably own or see one.

But hey, at least I know what to ask for if I ever make another trip to Aarhus.

The proprietor must be Japanese I'm sure. That wallpaper is very popular over there.

Rgds all and thanks again....

[Brian C.]

Apparently Neumann used the Lyrec SM8 motor for their cutting lathes up until 1976.



Brian

[rollingjohnny]

Hallo Stefano,
You can also look here for some other pictures of the lyrec.
http://file.avnpeople.com/images/zine/pdf/sm/50/140.pdf
Greeting John Nieuwenhuis

[delcam1n0]

Johnny,

Great stuff that link, thanks a lot!
Now to start boning up on Japanese(?) I guess...
It seems to be part of a comparative review of
EMT/Lyrec/Neumann TTs and Lathes done by
somebody who really knows his oats...

Stefano, Starboy,
Another similar (?) TT that is on offer here in
DE on "Audio-Markt.de" is a "Mechlabor 102"
Anyone with further info on that one?

BrianC,
If I read through Johnny's link properly that
SM8 motor was a 100 watt 20 kg of a beast....
Whaw!

rgrds/delcamn0

[rollingjohnny]

There is also a great article of the EMT 927D from the same magazine:
http://file.avnpeople.com/images/zine/pdf/sm/49/164.pdf
Greeting John