Can someone with better google skills than me
Find out some info on the Pioneer PL-510A turntable?
All i need to know is what speed(s) it does, and can't find shit :D
Thanks!
All i need to know is what speed(s) it does, and can't find shit :D
Thanks!
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The Truth HurtsOriginally posted by The Truth Hurts
33/45Comment
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33/45
cheers.
-P
Edit: Whoop, too late.Comment
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ninja! Thanks - can I ask what / where you searched?Originally posted by The Truth Hurts
33/45Comment
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I think those are the only speeds turntables run aren't they?? Maybe I am wrong...Originally posted by quantum-x
ninja! Thanks - can I ask what / where you searched?
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Originally posted by quantum-x
ninja! Thanks - can I ask what / where you searched?
google : )Comment
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78Originally posted by NickPapageorgio
I think those are the only speeds turntables run aren't they?? Maybe I am wrong...Comment
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by no measure!Originally posted by NickPapageorgio
I think those are the only speeds turntables run aren't they?? Maybe I am wrong...
33.3 is the most common nowadays, there's also 45, which is slightly older.
Then you've got 78, which was the vintage 'standard' - not that they had a standard then until 1913, with records going from 60-108RPM.
There's also 16RPM as well.
I'm trying to get a collection of vintage records going (old wartime records - 78's, and also old tango - mainly 33s) - and I'm having all sorts of trouble finding a table that does all 3.Comment
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The little red and white one that was jammed into some sort of suitcase I had when I was a child had four speeds. 1 was ultra slow, another was normal, 3rd was like the chipmunks were singing, and then the 4th was like the chipmunks on meth were singing.Originally posted by quantum-x
by no measure!
33.3 is the most common nowadays, there's also 45, which is slightly older.
Then you've got 78, which was the vintage 'standard' - not that they had a standard then until 1913, with records going from 60-108RPM.
There's also 16RPM as well.
I'm trying to get a collection of vintage records going (old wartime records - 78's, and also old tango - mainly 33s) - and I'm having all sorts of trouble finding a table that does all 3.Comment
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that'd be the one ;)Originally posted by freeadultcontent
The little red and white one that was jammed into some sort of suitcase I had when I was a child had four speeds. 1 was ultra slow, another was normal, 3rd was like the chipmunks were singing, and then the 4th was like the chipmunks on meth were singing.Comment
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I would then search ebay for vintage (60's-70's) childrens record players. I am sure you could remount it so I does not look so damn bad.Originally posted by quantum-x
that'd be the one ;)Comment
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I never knew that. Learn something new everyday.Comment
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