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Clicked on 'other' as I wasn't able to choose two options. I use a 2 track and a 4 track machine for different purposes. The 4 track is purely for playback of pre recorded tape. The 2 track is for taping some special records or albums I have borrowed. However I'd love to listen to some pre recorded 2 track tapes.

Item: Epos M22 Location: Sydney Lower North Shore Price: $800 Item Condition: Very Good + Reason for selling: PMC Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal. Extra Info: Local pick up only For your consideration is a great example of Epos' flagship loudspeakers. I have loved these speakers and will be sad to see them go. They have a great sound for such a small footprint and are suitable in many rooms. The M22's are very family friendly (especially if you have toddlers) because of the metal grills. Size W x H x D (mm): 200 x 875 x 250 Photos:

I used Colectorz about 10 years ago with my first attempt to catalogue my records, open reel tapes and cassettes. At the time it was incredibly time consuming and gave up. About 2 years ago I discovered discogs and have found it a lot more useful.

Thank you so much for these recommendations. I've got about a thousand classical records (and growing) in the collection that I haven't even listened to yet. Found the Grieg piano Concerto and am listening now. Excellent. Keep em coming

For this sort of split: Super thin double sided tape is the best option I've found. You can cut it to the exact size and shape.

Stereo, Mono was all sold out when I ordered last year.

Been waiting for this for a long time.

Cheers, I'm really pleased with the results. Started like this:

Finally finished the Goldring Lenco 88 build.

The cleanest hole cuts I have made when building plinths are with Forstner Bits. Highly recommended.

36cm high! I'm building one with an aftermarket extra long bearing and it is only 15cm high (without feet). I think those dimensions are a bum steer.

That is one very big Lenco

Are you looking for dimensions of the plinth or the top plate? The plinth in the wooden 'box' that the top plate sits upon. There were lots of different plinths made for the Lenco top plate so there are no definitive dimensions for a Lenco plinth. Spend some more time on Lencoheaven I'm sure the answer is there.

Agree with the Coronet purple label, great sound and quality heavy records. Apparently this is the only record label to use a hexagonal design

Agree with you about spade bits however I find hole saw bits to be just as bad. Forstner bits are the best I've used: https://www.bunnings.com.au/ultra-forstner-bit-set-5-pack_p6373522