Albert Porter's Lenco

Oh, no. The plinth you had the guy make matched the rest very well, I thought. He had one that was butchered that I totally rebuilt from scratch, including restortation of the mechanics which were reputed to have been done by an "expert". He mentioned that he had bought yours, too.

4yanx, I hope mine is not the one you're referred to as "the butchered Lenco." I thought I did a pretty darn good job on it.

Ddin't Jim W wind up with the Herbie-matted Lenco? I rebuilt another table from him that an, ahem, expert butchered.

That's pretty funny Doug.

I wound up moving my VPI 17F to the photo studio...

Aha! So you DO use Photo-Flo.

I'm telling Brian! ;-)

Hello Paul, no reason really except for physical space.

The Lenco was a great performer and fun to use but I own a Walker Proscenium, a Technics 1520 and McCormack UDP-1 Deluxe. It got to the point where I had to choose between space for more equipment or software.

I wound up moving my VPI 17F to the photo studio and sold the Lenco. I simply could not justify another source and in the absence of these two pieces "moved" the space is filled with new LP's.

Albert, if I may ask, how come you sold your Lenco? I have heard some amazing things about rebuilt idler wheels.

Thanks
Paul

Avguygeorge, a rim drive turntable that was reasonably popular in the 60's and 70's. They may be found reasonably priced (or not) at Ebay and garage sales. There is an entire thread on the topic, the most popular is

Here

Duh?? What are a Lenco??

Or, you could have someone else do it for you, as several others, even several others here, have done. ;-)

Build one man, if I can do it you can too :^).