Micro Seiki DD-40
This beautiful Micro Seiki DD-40 turntable has the sought after MA-505 MK I tonearm. Micro Seiki is known for building top quality turntables and they always fetch high prices on the aftermarket. This table features: …
Bang & Olufsen Beogram 8000
This is the beautiful Bang & Olufsen Beogram 8000. Of course Bang & Olufsen are known for their unique and sleek styling and this turntable definitely fits that bill. The Beogram 8000 was Bang & …
Gates CB-77
This is a Gates CB-77 transcription turntable that, as you can see, is in fantastic restored condition. The Gates company was founded by Parker Gates in 1922 and produced a number of different radio related …
Linn Sondek LP12
The Linn Sondek LP12 Transcription Turntable is simply yet elegantly styled turntable. Introduced in 1972 it was Linn’s first product and combines a belt driven platter, solid wood plinth, suspended sub chassis, and a low …
Dual CS 5000
This is the beautifully styled and sleek Dual CS 5000 with a walnut plinth. There was also a black plinth available but doesn’t look nearly as nice as the walnut. Many feel that the CS …
Thorens TD-160 MK II
This is the less common dark gray version of the Swiss-made Thorens TD-160 MK II. You’ll find quite a few of the teak version which most people would probably prefer but the gray version does …
Nakamichi Dragon Computing Turntable
This turntable is a strange looking machine. It is the Nakamichi Dragon Computing Turntable and has a very Darth Vader look to it. Despite it’s roughly $2000.00 retail price tag in the mid 80’s it …
Garrard 301
This is the iconic Garrard 301 turntable. It was made by the Garrard Engineering and Manufacturing Company in England and production began around 1953 and hit the market in 1954. These turntables were used by …
Pioneer PL-530
The Pioneer PL-530 was offered from about 1976-1978. It was also known as the PL-A500s in Japan and the PL-530x in the U.S. which had a dark gray/black plinth as opposed to the wood plinth …
Marantz 6100
The Marantz 6100 has that standard Marantz design from the 70s. Some love it. Some hate it. It’s basically an entry level turntable but it’s still pretty good. It features a belt drive, hydraulically damped …