I have 3 Denons but not your model and I like them very much. I would suggest not buying the turntable if it doesn't work.
mick
mick
Vintage Denon turntable
I have an opportunity to purchase a Denon DP 60-L turntable for three hundred bucks. No cartridge. It is in beautiful cosmetic condition and will appear to power on, but does not turn the platter. Questions: If this TT can be fixed, is it something I should want to own? How much would it make sense to put into having it repaired? Where would I send it to have the work done well?
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This thread may be useful. https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/vintage-dd-turntables-are-we-living-dangerously Rich |
I would pass on it. It may be a simple recap which would cost you $150-200 bucks. Or it could be one of those proprietary chips in that case you have a beautiful paper weight. I would look for a working one. They can be found starting around $750 up to around $900. If you can find a working DP-75 or DP-80 for these prices jump on it. These are now around $1000 and up. Happy listening |
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