Custom-Made Acrylic Turntables Make Me Want to Trade in My SL-1210s

AddyDugdale — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 06:11:49 EDT

This gorgeous turntable is, believe it or not, handmade by hobbyist Mike Disher, who says he has a fascination for turntables and mechanical clock movements. Mounted on an acrylic plinth, his turntable uses just a VPI platter and Rega arm, whilst everything else is custom-made. He's also done his own interpretations of the Michell Syncro, and his first work, a take on a Rega P3, which he called the P3 Skeleton. Feast your eyes on Mike's work in the gallery below. [Inventive Guy via MAKE]

Rega P3 Turntable Improved, Prettier, Still Plays Vinyl

Charlie White — Fri, 22 Sep 2006 13:41:53 EDT

Those old-tech turntables keep hanging on, and the Rega P3 and its kick-ass RB300 tonearm have established quite a name for themselves in this esoteric category. Now the product has been further improved, with a higher quality synchronous motor, a floated plateglass platter and a range of lovely colors. And if you don't care for vinyl, it's pretty enough to hang on your wall. Yours for somewhere "under 500" (about $942). – Charlie White

Product Page [Rega, via BornRich]

Gizmodo: Rega P3

Custom-Made Acrylic Turntables Make Me Want to Trade in My SL-1210s

Rega P3 Turntable Improved, Prettier, Still Plays Vinyl