ou guys may be my only hope. -seriously!

[stereorob2.0]

Originally Posted by BlueStreak

Hold on......

What is that platter made of, Rob?

Dave

metal with corrosion, almost every table i get is like this. i think its the salt air being so close to the beach. any idea how to remove it safely?

[stereorob2.0]

Originally Posted by Charles

The lateral balance looks a little heavy, and the anti-skating looks way light.

Chas

yeah its still kinda fucked up man. i just got it and im still working the kinks out of it. hell i havent even cleaned it up yet. it was nice when i found it.

[Oerets]

I have and you are right it is a very nice table. A very big footprint I must say.


Under the plater do you have a extra spindle? Mine does and the belt is a big one something like a 27".

A little better look at the weight and arm.

Barney

[wgrr]

Micro Seiki manufactured a lot of the Japanese turntables in the 60's and beyond. They were built to specifications provided by the customer. Micro Seiki is still around today but got out of the TT business in the 90's. My TEAC TN 400 was made by Micro Seiki.

[BlueStreak]

Micro Seiki made Luxman 'tables as well. I've owned my PD264 since 1983. I was thinking that arm on Robs Hitachi looked like a Micro Seiki.....

If this is the case, then that should be a nice TT, Rob.

Dave

[stereorob2.0]

so you guys think its a micro-seiki? ive heard good things about them too. i hope you guys are right? maybe someone can post about this model over ay AK since im not allowed there and possibly get some awnsers for me? that might help.