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a very nice "find"

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classic
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classic Posted: Wed, Jun 4 2014 8:43 AM

To day I received a real rare B&O 12" tonearm.

The B&O 12" tonearm in the original box. The tonearm, the SP2 and the box is in exelent condition.

The Tonearm and the SP2 have never been used.

/Frede

tamtapir
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Thats real nice, Congratulations, Frede.

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valve1 replied on Thu, Jun 5 2014 6:56 AM

Very nice.  

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Dillen replied on Thu, Jun 5 2014 7:11 AM

Very nice indeed.
It would be a shame to take it out of its box and use it.

Martin

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Dave Farr replied on Thu, Jun 5 2014 12:36 PM

And how would it go with my soon to be restored Beogram 3000 Thorens?

Dave.

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Peter replied on Thu, Jun 5 2014 8:49 PM

Very well! I use one with mine though mine had seen a rather harder life as it was given to me but Tim Jarman and was used a a prize for the member of the year and was presented to Lee! I nicked it back and Frede fixed it! I commissioned a special lid to use as the normal one did not fit and Frede very kindly made a better version and gave me one! These really are splendid decks - every good home should have one!! They are really Thorens 124 mk II decks with a B&O plinth and arm so can be made from the Thorens deck. I think a fair number were sent the other way!!

Peter

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I've tried the "proper" Thorens plinth with the deck, as well as the Schopper one, and actually prefer the B&O version, which is what I'm using.

Was lucky and found a 12" arm in the Philippines, through the web. Great guy there who builds amplifiers, restores vinyl players and generally is a mainstay of the hifi-community. We agreed a price and I got a very little used arm in a box, though not as pristine looking as the one Frede is showing here.

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