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Ted Kendall · 28th Nov 2020, 2:26 pm

Which bits are you still missing? I've got a partially denuded carcass somewhere. I agree the only common factor between this version and the 2/9 is the use of an SP10, and it's far nicer for non-broadcast use. Most local stations I saw at the time had desk-mounted SP10s and the RP2/9 arm - I think the turntables were standard, with the remote jack connected to the fader backstop on the LR MK iii RAF blue desks.

28th Nov 2020, 2:26 pm	#35
Ted Kendall Dekatron Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Kington, Herefordshire, UK. Posts: 3,670	Re: BBC Turntable - possible to use at home ? Which bits are you still missing? I've got a partially denuded carcass somewhere. I agree the only common factor between this version and the 2/9 is the use of an SP10, and it's far nicer for non-broadcast use. Most local stations I saw at the time had desk-mounted SP10s and the RP2/9 arm - I think the turntables were standard, with the remote jack connected to the fader backstop on the LR MK iii RAF blue desks. Last edited by Ted Kendall; 28th Nov 2020 at 2:33 pm.