I was telling my best buddy JackD201 about my Linn Sondek and how it took 6 hours to assemble and set up, and by nighttime, there were still some 'fine tuning' to do, but the set up boys were tired and they had to come back the next day to make it finally 'operational'. Whew. But it was fun watching the 2 'trained by Scotland' guys do their jobs. Even if I had an owner's manual, I figured I wouldn't finish the thing in 3 days.
The metal rack/jig, imported from Scotland. Where the guys install the parts from 'underneath'.
I had to ask them what that was for when I saw that was the first thing they unloaded from their van.
Inside the room, the rack, with 5 sealed boxes of parts of the LP 12, starting from the deck to the subchassis to the tonearm, dust cover and Lingo Power supply.
The main deck.
The 2 trained guys, one of them is the manager of the audio store, starting their work.
Trampolin Base feet, for 'second' suspension.
The PC board speed control.
Motor assembly.
Installing the parts from 'under'.
I was enjoying the 'show'.
This is one time I kind of love the 'mess' in my listening room.
Btw, I had to bring in a coffee table where the set up rack/jig needs to be placed.
The metal rack/jig, imported from Scotland. Where the guys install the parts from 'underneath'.
I had to ask them what that was for when I saw that was the first thing they unloaded from their van.
Inside the room, the rack, with 5 sealed boxes of parts of the LP 12, starting from the deck to the subchassis to the tonearm, dust cover and Lingo Power supply.
The main deck.
The 2 trained guys, one of them is the manager of the audio store, starting their work.
Trampolin Base feet, for 'second' suspension.
The PC board speed control.
Motor assembly.
Installing the parts from 'under'.
I was enjoying the 'show'.
This is one time I kind of love the 'mess' in my listening room.
Btw, I had to bring in a coffee table where the set up rack/jig needs to be placed.