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Nottingham motor controler

Hi.
Anyone uses it with Nottingham Spacedeck or Hyperspace?
Does it make big difference?
Current around here is really bad until at least midnight, dirty and power fluctuates all the time. My inexpensive - $500- Furman voltage stabilizer/conditioner doesn't help much, just a little.
Or maybe I should get something like used PA Audio regenerator for about $1000? Yeah, probably both.
So what is your experience?
inna

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inna OP
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How have your Mentor been modified?
Well, the motor came with the table, that's what I have.
Yeah, it's about $750 from UK, over $1k in the US.
But blown transistors? I don't like it.
inna OP
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There is another PSU from the same company, a little more expensive.
I would still prefer, I guess, what is recommended by Nottingham, but I'll have to think further. No rush.
inna OP
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I see.
I took a look at the Walker motor controller and read some reviews. I think, it could be significantly better. Some Nottingham owners use and really like it. Damn expensive, though not so for a Walker - look at his turntables.
I should't have looked, anyway.
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