TTWeights closing their doors


Has anyone heard of this, just caught a recent for sale item from them that mentioned they will be closing their doors for table manufacturing on 12/18/15.
audibleguy

I purchased a demo Gem V2 about  2 years ago

! have personally close to 3 thousand hours on it.

Once I had the speed stability/ bearing issue addressed, it has been nothing but a joy to play my vinyl on.

If anyone is interested for some cheap and not so cheap, but worth it solutions to issues with their TTW turntables let me know.

Resale value?

This turntable will never  be sold, my daughter is next in line for it, my grandson after that.

Late to the party here but I thought I would comment.  As the manufacturer of the "Anvil " turntable I can see both sides to this discussion. Large companies certainly have the advantage regarding advertising budgets.  I know of a european TT manufacturer that spends nearly 10K a month on "point click" ads.  If I budgeted that amount I would either be on the road to bankruptcy, or I would sell high volumes of turntables.  Neither scenario is appealing to me, and I pretty much sell word of mouth.  A 2012 Michael Fremer review helped.  In the end, the designers-and customers make their decisions.  Regarding value my tables are essentially made to order,  start out as metal powders, and are precision machined. My design philosophy is different than either TT Weight or VPI.  A conversation with the customer starts the process, and they typically wind up customized in some way. They perform like tables which cost several times more.  Is this worth a little more or less than 3K?  
@13blm, not only are you late to the party but you're at the wrong party.  You post sounds more like an advertisement.
looking for a TTW copper platter, super platter or otherwise
also the super record weight 1420 gram size
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