Im sure im not alone in saying that i dont mind watching the whole process 😊

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Adam 🙂

@clasicradiolover

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I come here for that.

@adampurcell7119

Жыл бұрын

Tbh I've turned a bit away from yt as there seems to be more "shorts" than actual videos. Not what I'm here to see. Not only are longer videos more entertaining but the main thing is that they're informative. I would never of dreamed if pulling a radio apart but since my uncle sent me one of your videos I've become impatient waiting for your next (after I'd gone back and watched all your previous) I've tried watching others and some aren't too bad but others I don't last 5 minutes. So yeah I eagerly await your next with the hope of it being a multiple parts vid giving me more to watch lol. Especially love the cabinet restoration ones. Keep up the great work and never think that we are getting "bored" with them

What I like about your channel is you're always progressing with your production, editing and presentation. No one can accuse you of being stale. Another great repair and restore, really impressed with how you have developed your workshop to take on more tasks and become almost totally self sufficient in all areas.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @radio-ged4626. I do try and keep the videos different or at least a different element in them. The tools are so cheap now and fun to learn so why not 🙂

All i can say is wow, my heart flutters and my head spins at the sound of that radiogram. All the best from Melbourne David

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

They sound great don't they. Thanks John 👍🙂

I always smile when i find notifications of another David Tipton video. Thanks and well done.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Stephen 😃

Super repair job Dave. As I’ve said for years, having an eye for detail, and applying it to your work make all the difference.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Phil 😃

Great use of the Spaceballs scene Dave. I spat my tea out, I wasn't expecting it. The music choice gave it a sense of urgency like mission impossible.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks @1974UTuber. Send me the bill for the dry cleaning 😄

Hi Dave, It gives me great happiness every time I see a new Radio Adventure episode drop. These are lovely units. Only problem is they take up so much space.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @dogribmoon. They do take up a lot of room, I only have three here, that's enough 😄

Beautifull Philips Radiogram restored as it deserves, what a beauty to look at.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

I agree, thank you @OldandNewTech73 🙂

Great job Dave! Love the glide mechanism as well! These units are truly in a class of their own with regards to quality sound 👍😊

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Chris, thank you. I agree, they are special 🙂

Hi David. As always, a pleasure to watch. In this case the editing was next level! I've never been a fan of the speeded up video. It does get over used and abused but in this case you nailed it! I also loved the globe from your "field" dim bulb tester rotating up to the top left. Ok small things impress me. As luck would have it, the "up next" video was your STC A5130 from 4 years ago. Your first radio video, I think, unless you deleted some. An interesting comparison from several viewpoints. No, I wasn't laughing at it. It was still entertaining and had a rawness about it that I quite enjoyed. Remember that at the time you did it, it was still better than anything else around. A bit like comparing an FX Holden with an HSV Commodore! My point, when I eventually get to it, is that it gives me hope that I can also continue to improve what I do. Anyway, thanks again for a great evening's entertainment Cheers

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Don. The video wasn't sped up, that's how fast I work 😃 rotating bulbs... the software is the winner there. The STC was the first video and I can't watch it, it was awful, I'm glad I moved on. As you say, we improve as we go along as you have done with your work, you videos are very enjoyable. Thanks Don 👍🙂

Great job Dave! Your editing skills are phenomenal in this video! Cheers!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you James 😀

What a lovely old radio set !

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Agreed! Thank you @CXensation 🙂

Super editing. 👍all the sped up sections.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks @ricobass0253 😃

Incredibly informative! Thank you! I inherited a Grundig KS620U from my great grandparents, and everyone has been too scared to take apart the turntable (same model), which hasn't worked in about 30 years. Thanks to this, I was able to take it apart and find out exactly what was wrong with it in about 5 minutes. The motor's pretty seized. I'm attempting to grease it up, but family rumor has it that it was left on for quite some time when it stopped working, so I may have to get a new motor.

@DavidTipton101

Күн бұрын

Good to hear stories like this Buddy. The bearings in the motor are Oilite (sintered bronze) bushings, they are porous and designed to hold oil within. There is a felt oil pad surrounding the bushing as an extra source of oil. If grease is applied to the bushings it blocks the pores and no oil can get to the friction surface. If you have applied grease you will need to dismantle the motor and soak the bearing end caps to dissolve the grease. Then soak them in light motor oil for 24 hours, warmed if possible. Hopefully you can clean the shaft and reoil the bearings it to get it going again. Good luck 👍🙂

Excellent job. Enjoy watching your videos. Thank you.🙂👍

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Jan 🙂

My family had the same record player but without the radio, amplifier and cabinet. I enjoyed seeing it again, thank you.

@DavidTipton101

3 ай бұрын

Thanks aeroping 🙂

Wow. You are a master of repair rhythms! Multi-camera views, while performing replacements. I cannot think of a more exciting way to show electronics. Very clever, very generous on your part. Thank you for all the time you put into each video; high quality, totally unique and fun. Bravo!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Dan 👍🙂

Djeez, Dave! I'm starting to suspect you're enjoying the video editing more than the actual restoration! 😄 Also, what you call "half a day's work" would have been a 2 week job for me. Incredible restoration once again, and a very enjoyable video! Good stuff.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks @retro_tech. I do enjoy the editing as well as the restoration. It would have only taken a few hours if I didn't have to set up damn cameras every few minutes 🤣

Hi Dave , loved every second as usual. Many thanks from Nr Liverpool UK.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Chris, thanks 🙂

Great long awaited stream Dave. I like your very professional video editing, especially the comic inserts, it must take a very long time though. Looking forward to the next one from the Master. 😃

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Mike. Yeah, the editing does take a while. It's pretty fast once I learn how to do something though 🙂

David, your videos are the epitome of professionalism. I have recommended your channel to many, sometimes to show others what a truly wonderful video looks like. Thanks again, I really enjoyed this one.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @quantumleap359 👍🙂

Great stuff, David. By Philips standards, that was pretty easy. You didn’t have to cry a river. Now take five after a job well done. ;-)

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Haha... nice working in of song lyrics 😄 Thanks @superhet7281.

@superhet7281

Жыл бұрын

OK, I promise you I won’t pay games with the lyrics anymore. I always enjoy your music bites, and I know you gotta keep them brief due to copyright issues. Your productions are always first-rate!

Great restoration. Spring regards from Stig Österberg Dalsbruk in Finland

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you stig 😃

The Dial string montage was very well done. Thanks Dave!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @hightechstuff2 🙂

I pulled one of those power amp boards out of a rubbish pile, it was out in the weather for about 15yrs. Built a new power supply put it in a old wooden SA railways box and it works a treat. Nice work Dave, love it!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

It must have been a mess after 15 years, nice to know you got it working again. Thanks @alast3897 🙂

Hi David, love your work, entertaining to watch and most of all another piece of history lives on thanks to you. Cheers. 👍👍🙏

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Dom 🙂

That was the most fascinating set of repair and adjustment work to date with you David. The editing and production value of the video is off the charts. I envy your abilities to be a do-all master of everything you do!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Steve, thank you and thank you for noticing the editing as well 👍🙂

I have to say I prefer watching the process sped up much more! Excellent vid!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Dan 👍🙂

Wonderful entertainment , fabulous work what more could anyone need. Thank you.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Stephen 🙂

Hi David. Enjoyed the video on the Philips radiogram. Enjoy all your videos. Keep em coming. Derrick. Thanks.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Derrick 🙂

Oh David, loving the top / bottom side split screen of the PCB repair - excellent editing throughout your video :-)

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Ross 👍🙂

Welcome back David, thank you for another great video.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you dmus 🙂

Awesome David, thank you, I thoroughly enjoyed that. The valve radiograms always sound so much better than the older germanium transistor ones.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Len. I haven't compared transistor with a valve radiogram but this one sounds mighty good 👍🙂

Спасибо за субтитры с переводом. Отличная работа! Лайк!

@DavidTipton101

10 ай бұрын

Спасибо @decoder6379 🙂

Great one again Dave. Made my day. Thanks.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Manuel 👍🙂

Beautiful job. Such intricate work on the turntable. The radiogram is so classy and elegant and isn't it lovely to hear AM produced by a decent tuner. The one in my car has such poor selectivity it sometimes plays two stations at once. I think (I may be completely wrong) that Australia is one of the few countries that still broadcasts AM nationally because it carries so well over big distances. 😊

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Pauline. I nice example of a 60s radiogram 👍 There are still a good number of AM stations operating in Oz. Sometimes AM is all you can get away from the major centres 🙂

@PaulinesPastimes

Жыл бұрын

@@DavidTipton101 I have found the same thing. Rural communities rely on it I think. Forgot to mention the fun your little animations bring to your videos as well.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Pauline.

Love these RF8's. they were very well built and have stood the test of time. Great job with the refurb and it's amazing how well these old turntables go once you have removed the old greases and re-lubed the meck. As always you have my respect for what you do in your work. Take care !! and look foward to the next installment.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Stephen. I agree, these are a nice unit, cheers! 👍😃

Good morning David, hope you are keeping well 👍 fantastic radiogram.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks ven' enjoy your tea 🫖

@venenareligioest410

Жыл бұрын

@@DavidTipton101 👍☕️

Great work David, it sounds amazing. The record player definitely had a LOT of working parts and your lathe skills are amazing!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Gregg, thank you. The lathe is very handy 😃

I love what you've done with your video chops, from the montages to the dim-bulb to the usual goofy stuff (a chicken?). Always a pleasure to watch. A suggestion for the owner of the unit: looks like the grille cloth could be replaced with Fender amplifier silverface-style cloth, easily available and a close match. All the best!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Don, I'm glad you enjoyed it. That cloth looks good, thank you for the suggestion 😃

A very nice job David, I like thees semi old radiograms. Fun to see you have them for Australia only .😃

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @MCML50. Yes, very popular in the 60s here 🙂

Thanks David, happy to watch full videos, not a great fan of the speeded up versions. Keep up the good work! Coffee bought.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks @owwcam. Feedback noted 🙂

Fantastic video Dave 👏 and great to see these beautiful sets restored and preserved. I’d just settled in at the 30min mark😢 Greetings from Viewbank VIC

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Peter, I just spent 4 weeks at Oak Park, not that far from Viewbank. Back home now. Thanks 🙂

Thanks David! Now I can go on this my day after you'r chicken out... No surprice excellent work and proffessionel video.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Leif. Sometimes better to chicken out I say 😄

Well done, nice overview especially for non-hardcore new viewers.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Jonathan 🙂

As always Dave an impressive repair, hope you and your family are fit and well 😊

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Barry. We are well, I trust it is the same with you 👍🙂

as always .. a great job done a master!!!! good one David... again!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @ceebee23 🙂

I love watching the speed up method. It's entertaining to my simple mind plus I love plaid.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Haha... thanks SBCBears 😄

Yet another great video. no matter what you do I’ll watch it even if it’s a long, one short one all of them are good.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Ripley 👍🙂

Super job there David You know me, ANYTHING you do is fine with me. I am sure the customer will be pleased

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Craig 👍🙂

Another wonderful video, Dave. You do the mechanical stuff every bit as well as the electrical/electronic stuff. I love those snap-rings because when I'm on my hands and knees searching for the rings that I've managed to fling out into the "void" I find all the bits and parts I've "lost" in the past.

@DavidTipton101

10 ай бұрын

Haha... I know what you mean, crawling around the floor for ages you are bound to find something 😄 Thanks Jeff 👍🙂

That's a thing of beauty.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Chris 🙂

My granddad had a slightly later version of a Glidomatic and I always loved that quilted backdrop and the damped opening mechanism. Had a really lovely warm light in that record deck too.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

This had the light in the player cabinet that came on when the door was opened. All very neat. Thanks @crunchyfrog555 🙂

@crunchyfrog555

Жыл бұрын

@@DavidTipton101 Yeah I saw that towarsds the end. I have some very fond memories of sitting there in his front room watching the front close and that little light warmly glow. THan you for giving life to these amazingly lovely pieces of beauty.

Pretty console, thanks Dave! Now we know why the chicken crossed the tuner 🐔

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Haha... it did too... thanks Steve 😄

Hi Dave and good to see you again! I love your choice of Royalty Free music! I am particularly fond of synthwave music myself. I really loved this video :)

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Daniel, I liked the music too 😃

David bütün eksik parçaları kendin yapıyorsun çok mükemmel eline sağlık

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Teşekkürler Mutlu 😃

That Glideomatic idea is pretty slick for sure I like that too. Another really nice job of troubleshooting and cleaning making sure everything is as it should be. Thanks for another great video David. Oh and I just finished up my 5th monthly Chemotherapy session and it is all gone very well. Oncologist is sure I will be cancer free after my last session in June.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Larry, I would have loved to put a motor on the door, select 'gram' and the door opens 😃 That is great news Larry, I hope it is the case. A relief for sure. My post cancer treatment prognosis is looking good also... fingers crossed 🤞

Thanks for a great video and some hints for fixing my garard player that is living in a box for the moment due to other things to fix. You are a marble and I am happy to follow everything you do. /HAW

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Haw. Thank you, I did a number of Garrard decks as well in earlier videos 👍😃

Dave that is some outstanding work !!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Richard 🙂

Good morning David. Great work

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @haythamchannel3553 👍🙂

Loved the Spaceballs reference. Sorry i'm late, busy with school.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Thomas, thanks. I don't think many people got it 😄

Very nice repair and got the turntable running nicely and as you put more records on the platter the speed will slow to the correct speed!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks @Jammerk40, good point 👍🙂

Thanks for all the editing Mr Tipton.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for noticing @matweb8195 👍😃

As always, a great video from you, and that really is a nice looking set up there. Hope you are well my friend, all the best.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @EnidAgnusDei. All the best to you too🙂

I've been looking forward to your next video David, and as usual, I am not disappointed! As others have mentioned, you're tweeking your recording skills to another level. I don't usually speed up your presentations (as I definitely have - while watching other presentations). But if I need to slow down your "speed-ups", I can always slow them down due to the magic of YT. BTW...I like how you sometimes mention somethings probably good enough, but your perfectionism brings you back to give it another try. That's one thing that I really appreciate! Great Job!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Chris. I'm glad you didn't speed up my speed up part, I would take me a week to recover 😃 Yes, I do sometimes think it works well enough but it haunts me till I have another go. I was very surprised when I got such an improvement in the Wow, I slept well that night 👍🙂

Another fine video David. I look forward to each one as they come out.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Mark 🙂

I enjoyed that. I like the split screen bits.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @pintokitkat 😃

Another interesting repair job!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Michael 👍🙂

_Dave, perfect to heaven. You are my Nikola Tesla._ 👍😀

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Domenico 😃

LOVE the Spaceballs reference!!!!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @bigaudioal 😄

Brilliant, lots of useful tips and tricks, lovely bit of kit as well 🙂

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Paul 🙂

I always enjoy your videos. My wife calls these videos man soaps. I don't mind that. Take care and thanks for sharing.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Haha... man soaps!, is that an insult??? 🤣 Thanks Terry 👍🙂

@terryblackman6217

Жыл бұрын

@@DavidTipton101 you never know with this woman 😂👍

Hi Dave, really great video! I always enjoy your work on phonographs, and learn something every time! I’m working up the nerve to tackle a ‘47 Philco AM/FM/phono unit my grandparents bought new. In the meantime, your earlier videos where you did some transformer rewinds have me attempting to resurrect a ‘36 Stewart Warner that my other grandparents got new. I’ve still got a lot to learn, so keep ‘em coming!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Maury. Good luck with both your projects 👍😃

Another excellent job!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Lockdown 🙂

Amazing job as always David. I’ve not seen one of those mechs before but you took it in your stride. Nice to see it completely stripped out and re-lubed. Also great to see your manufacturing skills again with the platter mat and spindle not to mention the dreaded dial cord again. You are the dialcord master. All the best Graham

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Graham, thank you. 'I am the master of the dial cord'... that's what I tell myself before each restring... it doesn't always work 🙄 Thanks Graham. I'm back from my super long trip to Melbourne and daylight saving is finished so I hope to drop in tomorrow night and see what you are up to, Cheers 🙂

Hey David, I trust you're keeping well.😀 Just a marvel to follow your expertise in the repair and the technical info regarding this superb Radiogram..How cool is that eh.! Love the edits and the humour, great stuff, always a treat to follow..Learning all the time..Take care..Ed..uk..😎

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you ed, I'm very happy you enjoyed it 😃

Very well done job. Sofisticaded mechanics, i learn a lot. Congratulations.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @vintageradiosfernandoberna6041 🙂

liked the real time disassembly at the start

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

I was working harder than a one armed paper hanger 😄 Thanks @highpath4776.

Another interesting and informative video David. Great presentation as always. Love your skills. 73 de KB7ICI.....Bill

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Bill 🙂

Kedves Dave! Nagyon érdekes volt ez az összevágott videó. nekem bejött :). Mindíg várom, hogy kapjam a jelzést, hogy új videót töltött fel. Jó egészséget és kitartást kívánok a munkához, várom a következő videót. Tisztelettel Attila Magyarországról.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Szia Attila, köszönöm. Örülök, hogy élvezted. Három hét múlva teszek fel egy új vediót. Minden jót 🙂

I do have to say, that turntable cover is indeed one slinky mechanism. Nice job.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

I agree @TheFlyingBusman. Thank you 😃

I really like 👍 radiogram 📻 restorations. I wonder 💭 if this has civil defense markings. I also saw “Glidomatic”, too. By seeing “Queensland”, I think 🤔 this radio 📻 was especially built for this location. Your friend, Jeff.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jeff. Yes this is an Australian designed and built radiogram. The record player is imported and I imagine some of the radio parts as well. We don't have civil defence markings in Australia. Thanks Jeff 🙂

Gosh I so hoped to see the door mechanism but, still a sign of quality that after all these years not only that it’s functional but, that it lines up perfectly.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

I should have showed that. It was a piece of flat bar, a couple of levers and a spring. Next time I will show it. Thanks @nzs316 👍🙂

@nzs316

Жыл бұрын

@@DavidTipton101 Regards from Canada, Neil.

Have a nice weekend David!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @Peugeot306 and you 👍🙂

As usual David another restoration that looks like like that stereo is going to extended , thanks to watching you I'm learning how to restore electronic products, I've just got a deal on a 1950s am clock radio , I can't wait to start seeing what's wrong with it

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Sheldon. Good luck with your project 👍

Very good show!

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Paul 🙂

❤good work

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you rajesh 😃

Great video 👍🤩

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Larry 👍😃

David sir you are awesome great work sir nice. Thanks for the sharing this video sir ❤❤

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Nath 🙂

@nathkrupa3463

Жыл бұрын

@@DavidTipton101 welcome my dear sir.

Beautiful work Dave! Regards from The Netherlands. I myself try a bit in old Dual mechanical recordplayers.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @TJHPlate. The mechanical players are fun to work with 👍🙂

Very watchable David and thanks for pointing out that jockey wheel spindle trick. I've repaired hundreds of similar decks and not had that wow problem but I'll keep a fresh eye out for that in future. I have slowed the speeds down by running the motor spindle on fine wet and dry paper to reduce its diameter slightly. Regards Jonathan

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jonka, thank you. I was aware the idler wheel axle needed to be spot on but was surprised how much affect it had on the wow. I checked my other Philips AG-1025 and it's speed is the same, 34.3 rpm. Maybe they thought under load it would get too slow, anyway a good thing I left it 🙂

Good video David.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Brian 😃

Beautiful

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Shannon 👍🙂

Hi Dave. The usual enjoyable video. I’ve been using a Yeti for recording great vocal results. Good value. Take care.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Hi Phillip, yep, the Yetti works well. Thanks, take care 🙂

Nice job Mate.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Jay 😃

Even a "short" repair video is very enjoyable and informative to watch. Came out great...you should get yourself one! Sometime if you need a bit more content, show how you find the outside foil end of a capacitor. Just a thought. Thanks again for a great video.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Joseph. I didn't think of that, thanks 👍🙂

Great fan of the montage music. Capulets like it too.

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Dan 🙂

Goood Morning! HA! Your homemade turntable stand did give me some ideas -- i use normally one specially made for "DUAL" turntables -- not good for other brand names --- Way back when -- Dinah Washington used to rule the world -- Have a nice Weekend -- it's raining over here ---

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Harry. I should build a fully adjustable TT service stand. I threw this one together in 30 minutes, works well though. Dinah sounded so good, I played it a number of times once filming was completed - Stay dry🙂

Ey Up David Great video superb work you do Adding to the comments about speeding up sectins , i think its a good idea and works well , perhaps just on the undoing things or repetitive stuff Best regards Shaun

@DavidTipton101

Жыл бұрын

Ey up Shaun, thank you. I did the montage bit because I have done two of these sets before. I try and add something fresh with each video. Thanks Shaun 👍😃

I love the old philips equipment have a turntable from 1962 a radio from 1953 and a philips crt from 2001 all works well...

@DavidTipton101

8 ай бұрын

Great, thanks Daniel 👍😀

@Daniel61248

8 ай бұрын

@@DavidTipton101 You are welcome sir