I just found this in my closet. One of the first I bought.
Is the worth fixing up?

In article , "DMC"
wrote:

I just found this in my closet. One of the first I bought.
Is the worth fixing up?

I wouldn't. Who would like to spend all their time searching for vinil
records?- -You do know theyr'e discontinued, don't you?

"Michael Conzo" wrote in message
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In article , "DMC"
wrote:

I just found this in my closet. One of the first I bought.
Is the worth fixing up?

I wouldn't. Who would like to spend all their time searching for vinil
records?- -You do know theyr'e discontinued, don't you?

"Michael Conzo" is actually Brian L. McCarty.
I advise everyone to avoid interaction with this person.
His history on usenet is unsavory, and involves harassment of others on
usenet by identity theft, as well as websites that may have been attempts at
investment fraud.

mmmmmmmmmmmmmm investment fraud

"DMC" said:

I just found this in my closet. One of the first I bought.
Is the worth fixing up?


What's wrong with it?
A motor, a belt, a platter and an arm.............

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"Audio as a serious hobby is going down the tubes."
- Howard Ferstler, 25/4/2005

It does not spin, no cartrige and the tone arm needs adjusting. It's
dirty and rusty.
I just feel bad throwing it away if it could be used by someone for
parts, etc.

dmc

"DMC" said:

It does not spin, no cartrige and the tone arm needs adjusting. It's
dirty and rusty.
I just feel bad throwing it away if it could be used by someone for
parts, etc.

dmc

Well, it is nothing special, to be honest.
I wouldn't pay anyone to fix it, try to give it away to someone who's
able to repair it or indeed use it for parts.

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"Audio as a serious hobby is going down the tubes."
- Howard Ferstler, 25/4/2005