Saving a Club Hero (Technics Refub)

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Originally Posted by Eliot Han

really legit, must be an awesome rewarding feeling to play on those :)

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:) :) :)

Awesome work! congratulations, and i dont think refurbishing 1200's gets more professional than this. you should post a step by step guide.... if you dont mind sharing your secrets

Good work!

I searched for this thread earlier but couldn't find it for some reason :confused:

I picked up a used and abused pair of 1200s myself this morning and the main problem is corrosion on the platters. I put up some pics on this thread: http://forum.djtechtools.com/showthr...l=1#post517397

Not as bad as the ones at the start of this thread but one of them is bad enough. What would you recommend as a first step?

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Originally Posted by skiscem

Awesome work! congratulations, and i dont think refurbishing 1200's gets more professional than this. you should post a step by step guide.... if you dont mind sharing your secrets

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Thanks! I have documented pictures of some of my work at my site here:

www.works1200.weebly.com

:)

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Originally Posted by milltown

Good work!

I searched for this thread earlier but couldn't find it for some reason :confused:

I picked up a used and abused pair of 1200s myself this morning and the main problem is corrosion on the platters. I put up some pics on this thread: http://forum.djtechtools.com/showthr...l=1#post517397

Not as bad as the ones at the start of this thread but one of them is bad enough. What would you recommend as a first step?

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Oh the condition on the pictures you posted is very much treatable. You just need to scrape the paint, reface them with a 400c grit sandpaper, then followed by 800c. :)

Love the carbon fiber idea...looks very good!

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Originally Posted by djchriswoods.co.uk

Love the carbon fiber idea...looks very good!

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Thanks Chris! :)