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Help me identify this turntable

I bought this turntable the other day:
http://audio.mirland.dk/images/unknowntt.jpg

I must admit I bought partly on looks alone :) And the seller told me it should be an early Opus3. But it is not. I have contacted Bo Hansson of Opus3 and he does not recognise it.

Do any of you know this turntable ? It is belt driven, 3 point suspended chassis, very heavy, RB300 arm (I am sure that one is not original since I can see there has been a tonearm holder at some time). The subchassis is very sturdy almost brutal. As far as I can see the turntable cannot play 45rpm.

TIA

/Mirland
mirland
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loontoon
301 posts
 
Here's a pic of the new one, they came with RB250/300 arms and had the ROUND arm board cut out, were glass black and had the switch where your is.

http://www.needledoctor.com/s.nl/it.A/id.2146/.f?sc=8&category=574
clio09
3,355 posts
 
Mirland,

I have been a SOTA owner for 10 years, first the Star Series III and recently the Nova Series V. One thing I would encourage you to do now that you know it is a SOTA Comet is to call Kirk and Donna at SOTA if you need further information. They provide excellent customer service. Enjoy your new SOTA.
fatparrot
1,314 posts
 
Mirland, I agree...that is a great looking table! Thanks for the pic. and enjoy!
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