Custom Rega RP1 / SME 3009 Turntable
A seriously interesting one-off turntable that has found its way into Silver Stereo Revival.
This is a Rega RP1 base with an upgraded motor assembly, combined with a Linn Sondek LP12-style arm mounting base and a classic SME 3009 tonearm.
Definitely not something you see every day. Someone has gone to the trouble of combining these components into a unique custom deck, creating a rather fascinating mix of Rega, Linn and SME engineering.
The SME 3009 is a classic tonearm and a highly sought-after piece of vintage hi-fi in its own right. Mounted here on the modified Rega platform, it gives the turntable a completely different character from a standard RP1.
Setup includes:
• Rega RP1 turntable base
• Upgraded motor assembly
• Linn Sondek-style arm mounting base
• SME 3009 tonearm
• Belt drive
• Aftermarket platter
• tonearm audio cables supplied
This is one for the vintage hi-fi enthusiast who appreciates unusual, custom-built equipment rather than something straight off the production line.
A very cool conversation piece and an excellent starting point for someone wanting to finish, refine or simply enjoy a genuinely unique turntable.
Sold as pictured and as presented. Please inspect the photos carefully.
Please note tonearm is missing rider weight and anti skate weight. Both available readily on eBay.
I’ve added the current RPM and flutter test after lubricating with 80-90w gear oil to spindle.
No cartridge installed.
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| Listed | 11 days ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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