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15th August 2004, 08:48 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: London
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EMT 950 broadcast turntable (BBC) FS
Wonderful example of German engineering - heavy 19" rack shape turntable standing on its own legs. Includes all electronics for balanced out. This was extremely expensive when originally supplied to the BBC, and these units were what you listened to on the radio every day! Looing for 500UKP. This must be collected - takes two persons to lift it. Ultimate kit for vinyl lovers!
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