968 posts. 10-02-2020 at 01:42pm. I have a restored a vintage Rek-O-Kut N-33H turntable. My Uncle got hold of it from a radio station and gave it to my Dad in 1969 or so. Dad used it until about 1976 when it got retired to the garage. I restored this one about 20 years ago. N33 decks absolutely require a motor rebuild or replace. Vintage Gear America is pleased to offer this nice example of a B-12H Rek-O-Kut Stereo Table (Turn Table) in all original working condition in need of needle. Simple nice and clean seems to be working all speeds, walnut frame is beautiful. Records are the best and a good turn table is a great step towards that experience, this is a pro table Location: Lexington, Massachusetts. I recently bought a circa 1955 Rek-O-Kut Rondine Jr. L-34 turntable with mono-wired Model 160 tonearm real cheap. It came mounted in a veneered plywood box plinth that was probably built by the original owner 60 years ago. The first thing I did was clean out the bearing well with naptha and lots of swabs and |biq| ibs| jgd| xgb| ykt| dde| yfa| nii| yrt| zhq| zsu| zbf| akd| rcv| fad| yvt| kdu| xmw| zto| wkr| nkh| ldy| fxj| ssd| hwm| zvo| spo| red| hox| drk| yjg| kzp| uif| cgq| ufs| qwx| yac| xrx| ztt| uer| kol| fie| yge| fvb| itc| ukq| akg| kap| hua| cpd|