Yes - @zavato the Woodsong bearing is what I used, too. It runs beautifully since I installed it. Only this little clutch thing makes it less than perfect.
David
Thorens clutch system
The Thorens TD124 utilized a dual platter/clutch system that allows you to flip or remove a record without disengaging the main platter. Pretty clever how they did that-
Has any other manufacturer used a similar clutch system? I’ve never seen a similar clutch anywhere else, but that certainly does not mean it’s not been done.
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Yes - @zavato the Woodsong bearing is what I used, too. It runs beautifully since I installed it. Only this little clutch thing makes it less than perfect.
David |
@dtorc it’s a really easy revision- there are 3 screws to adjust from underneath tge table. It’s also an easy google search for “clutch adjustment”. I wish there was a source for new precut clutch pads - I could not find any so I made my own- paper templates and then cut up some 3M helicopter tape. |
@inagroove I had my Thorens TD124 refurbished in 2019 by Jim Campbell in Royersford, PA. He did a fantastic job on my table: motor, idler, suspension, custom cut Panzerholz tonearm board, etc. Hopefully he’s still doing these refurbs. The email address I have for him is Good luck and keep us abreast! |