Garrard GT55 Turntable Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
WEBby cockey. I purchased a Garrard GT55P if I remember correctly in the Autumn of 1978. I was so excited as I had saved for what seemed an eternity to afford one, I did have my eye on a Rotel DD turntable but plumbed for the GT55P due to the better reviews and the major plus of having a Shure V15 cartridge.
Garrard DD75 Turntable Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
WEBIn a test (long ago) of home-stereo single-play turntables, Consumer Reports magazine actually rated the Garrard DD75 as the best! by ebcdic. These are nice turntables. Picked one up online for the cost of the cartridge I was after so table was essentially a throw-in. Tone arm is nice. Plinth is solid MDF with veneer on top.
Garrard Zero 100SB 2-Speed Belt-Drive Turntable Manual - Vinyl …
WEBThe kind of thing Garrard is the acknowledged master of. No other proof of this argument is needed than a close look at the new Garrard Zero 100SB and 86SB. Yes, they have heavy, die-cast, dynamically balanced platters. Yes, they have belt drive. Yes, they have -64dB rumble (DIN B Standard). And the Zero 100SB has Garrard's unique Zero Tracking ...
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Garrard Zero 100 Turntable Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
WEBThat 1 pt. was deducted coz of Garrard's lazy choice of lubrication. This turntable is all about the design of its tonearm. The rest of the unit is typical record changer mechanism--a bit crude, clunky, and NOT high performance. The arm is quite good, so long as it is maintained regularly.
Garrard 401 Turntable Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
WEBA turntable really only has to rotate at at constant speed without introducing noise and the 401 does this with ease. I auditioned and SME turntable but decided why pay over £5000 when what I paid £49.95, does the job as well if not better!!! I am delighted, Mozart has never sounded better.
Garrard Zero 100 Automatic Record Changer Manual - Vinyl Engine
WEBSpecifications. Type: automatic record changer. Drive method: idler wheel. Speeds: 33 and 45rpm. Pitch control: plus or minus 3%. Motor: 4-pole induction for starting with synchronous section for constant running speed. Tonearm: head pivots laterally as it tracks a record. Wow: better than 0.10% RMS. Flutter: better than 0.05% RMS.
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Garrard 4HF Turntable Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
WEBMy Garrard 4HF is actually my father's turntable back in 1970's. It was dirty, almost all rubber parts like idler wheel and mat hardened already with time. Speed selector stuck. Pitch control is also defective. But what really made me resurrect this beast is the fact that the platter, the motor and the tonearm were still in good condition.
Garrard RC88/4 Turntable Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
WEBThis 4 speed Garrard RC88 was the one to have in the mid1950"™s. It was replaced and upgraded by the superior Laboratory A in the very early 1960"™s. Its glory lies in its changer mechanism which babies 78RPM records. In a standard spindle type changer the center hole in heavy 78rpms are easily gouged out. Since it pushes from the side this ...
Garrard SL 55 Fully-Automatic Idler-Drive Turntable Manual - Vinyl …
WEBThe Garrard SL 55 is fitted with a steel platter and a Garrard Synchro Lab motor. The Synchro lab motor uses induction principles to attain running speed; at that speed a magnetic element then locks the rotor so that it runs synchronously with the frequency of the power supply. The motor can be supplied to run on 110/130 volts only or for 110/ ...
Garrard AP76 Turntable Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
WEBGarrard AP76. MUCH better than you may think :) and yes, I'm biased a bit because an AP76 was the first 'HiFi' deck I ever owned, back in 1972. This sample was sadly a 'Friday afternoon' job with tatty finish on screw heads, a platter edge that went up and down very noticeably and wobbled on its bearing and trip pawls that didn't work properly ...
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