-=[ Quoting Don Dellmann to Phil Roberts ]=-
 PR> Automatic is a must, as people from the steel-needle generation are
 PR> really hard on the stylus and don't use the cueing lever!  I think I
 PR> have a lead on an old Garrard that's barely been used...which would be
 PR> a great table for this system and is convertable between single-play
 PR> and stack by changing the spindle.
 DD> Sounds like my "daily drivers" a pair of Garrard SL-95b's (plus three
 DD> more in the basement for "parts" to keep 'em running.)
 DD> I pick up that model whenever I see one at a rummage sale just to
 DD> insure a supply of parts, since the SL-95b was probably one of the last
 DD> "affordable" units made that would still handle 78's (which comprise
 DD> about 8% of my collection).
I'm still hunting for the table.  Turns out the one I knew was in Mom's attic
and almost never used, well it's a victim of time and Mom's attic.  All the
rubber parts are shot, even the turntable mat has developed a bad dry rot!  I
can deal with friction tires, but finding a turntable mat that looks right
doesn't sound like an easy task.
BTW, I think that was the SL-95b.  Definitely a Synchro-Lab.
                                Phil
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