Proclivities wrote: 
On a stand just like the tables in diners that are always unstable.

Floating Record vertical turntable

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 black321 wrote: 
Yep, got an SL 1700 from 1978 or so.  The only remaining piece from my original rig as a 20 something yo.

Give it a shot in the pots now and then with contact cleaner and lube the bearing with auto tranny fluid.

Solid as a rock.  Using it now.  Tubular Bells. 

 black321 wrote: 
The speed pots going flakey and needing cleaning is a common problem on Technics tables.

Was having some speed trouble with my nearly 40 y.o. technics...got some deoxit and hit the speed pots, added some oil to the bearings and everything is back to the way it should. 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Hmm...that seller's just wild about saffron, I guess.

 Proclivities wrote: 
Plays in any position because the arm is held to the record with a 20lb spring and a steel stylus that turns your record into a spiral.

 Proclivities wrote: 
Electrical banana
Is gonna be a sudden craze
Electrical banana
Is bound to be the very next phase
 
 hey, etsy. 

 Proclivities wrote: 
bound to be the very next phase

 kurtster wrote: 
Only if I can play all three arms at once.

Then there is this VPI which can accommodate up to 3 tonearms for only 21k

Interesting site, including some DIY fixes in the blog section:

http://recordreport.blogspot.com/

I used to have this vertical turntable.

Gramovox record player

Tight on space? This turntable plays records vertically by incorporating a clamp that pairs with a polished acrylic platter.

You also get an adjustable carbon-fibre tone arm with an Audio Technica cartridge, complete with an elliptical diamond stylus.

It'll play 33 1/3rpm and 45rpm records, and you can chose from premium maple and dark walnut finishes.

Now you've got no excuse to start a vinyl collection.

 Steely_D wrote: 
I still have that one. It was a double album - I think only one of the discs was white vinyl.