Any decent TTables with a semiautomatic arm

If you want auto return there are countless classic tables that fit the bill.

Dual was very popular and I see them at Ebay for $100.00 and even less. Dual is not belt drive but rather rim drive and considered to be a good option as an automatic.

There is also the classic B&O. Some models can even select a specific track on the LP. They are very pretty and many people love their sound.

B&O used run from $100.00 to several hundred depending on model, overall condition and the phono cartridge.

Years ago a had some Denon's with auto lift and shut off,not return at end of play. You can find many listings on Ebay. Thay are real nice tables.

I agree with Albert. The old Dual 1019 is decent enough, and it isn't very expensive. Believe it, or not, there is a certain charm about the sound of it that stands alone, in my opinion. It would be my first choice.

There's a plethora of reasonably priced, new, manual tables out there, that will outperform the old tables, soundwise. Your Ortofon would be compatable with the majority. Whether you were to choose one of those, or to continue to use your present table; you could simply add this device: ( http://www.needledoctor.com/The-QUP ) I've been using this type(which cost $19.95 and I then carried in my shoppe) since 1980: ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yA0sNbvP37Q ) ( http://www.ebay.com/itm/AUDIO-TECHNICA-AT6006-SAFETY-RAISER-/250974581734#ht_1795wt_1207 ) My first one lasted 30 years. If you can find one now, they usually sell for a bit over $100.00. I've purchased two(NOS, off eBay), since my original started lifting too fast. Gotta have a spare, just in case. This guy's proud of his: (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Audio-Technica-AT-6006-Safety-Raiser-for-Thorens-Technics-Sota-Linn-Turntable-/200965791449?pt=US_Record_Player_Turntable_Parts&hash=item2eca7e9ed9#ht_445wt_939)

Plenty of 70s dd auto tables that fit the bill

I recently acquired a table which may fit your needs: a Revox 790. It's not bad sonically, and has auto return at end of record. Additionally, there is no "arm" per se; rather an arm gantry which holds the ultra short linear tracking arm mechanism and cartridge. The cartridge is largely protected as it it completely enclosed by the mechanism. The downside is that this is not a table which allows easy cartridge changes. Set up for a new cartridge is a bear, and the system demands a high compliance cartridge. Nonetheless, I was pleasantly surprised by the sound. Ditto for the other Revox tables, but the 790 seems most available on the used market.

Another option would be the Technics SL-10 or any in that series. Again, the cartridge is completely protected by the mechanism/cover. Downside again - p mount cartridges only. Again, the sound is surprisingly good. There are other cartridge-in-cover 'tables from other manufacturers of the era, but the Technics seem to be at the top of the heap.

While neither table has replaced my standards, either might work well in your particular situation.

I'd consider a Dual 701. Direct drive using the EDS 1000 motor....some info on this if you do a search on A'gon. I'm planning a diy based on this motor.

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