B Barry Smoger Audiophyte Feb 10, 2024 1 0 1 75 Feb 10, 2024 #1 Greetings to all. New member. I searched for this info in the forums but could not find a reference. Does anyone know a source for the strobe lamp on the DP 80 turntable? Any advice or info would be much appreciated.
Greetings to all. New member. I searched for this info in the forums but could not find a reference. Does anyone know a source for the strobe lamp on the DP 80 turntable? Any advice or info would be much appreciated.
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,890 0 113 Oakridge, OR Feb 10, 2024 #2 30ish years later not sure parts would still be available....have you looked at the service manual at vinylengine.com ? File is too large to attach here....
30ish years later not sure parts would still be available....have you looked at the service manual at vinylengine.com ? File is too large to attach here....
TLS Guy Audioholic Jedi Oct 30, 2007 27,306 0 113 79 Eagan MN Feb 10, 2024 #3 Barry Smoger said: Greetings to all. New member. I searched for this info in the forums but could not find a reference. Does anyone know a source for the strobe lamp on the DP 80 turntable? Any advice or info would be much appreciated. Click to expand... This is now a problem, because of the advent of LED bulbs. LEDs will not work as a strobe light as they are powered from a power supply and not the AC directly. I have the same problem with my Thorens TD 125 II. There are two solutions. The best is to use a strobe disc and get a fluorescent work lamp, and just set the speed when you need to. The other is to load the RPM AP on your cell phone.
Barry Smoger said: Greetings to all. New member. I searched for this info in the forums but could not find a reference. Does anyone know a source for the strobe lamp on the DP 80 turntable? Any advice or info would be much appreciated. Click to expand... This is now a problem, because of the advent of LED bulbs. LEDs will not work as a strobe light as they are powered from a power supply and not the AC directly. I have the same problem with my Thorens TD 125 II. There are two solutions. The best is to use a strobe disc and get a fluorescent work lamp, and just set the speed when you need to. The other is to load the RPM AP on your cell phone.