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Sears 3000 Turntable

post #1 of 4
3/29/11 at 5:59pm
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I am considering taking a turntable to college and I didn't want to pay too much for one considering that mostly everything that goes to college has to be "disposable" meaning that I wouldn't shed too many tears if someone came an took a crowbar to my stereo system. Recently, I got an offer for a Sears 3000 turntable. Not much is know about it, and from what I've seen on eBay, they seem to be either decent or absolute crap. If I were to bring a turntable with me, I'd rather it be the former rather than the latter. What I would like to ask is whether this Sears turntable is work taking, since its free. Space is limited and I don't want garbage piling up around my house. Anyone know anything about this Sears 3000? The only other piece of information I know is that it was purchased circa 1980. I would appreciate any info I can get. Thanks.

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Edited by Asian8640 - 3/29/11 at 6:01pm
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post #2 of 4
3/29/11 at 10:20pm
Free? Sounds perfect for college.

Though you should spend some time learning how to clean beer and Cheeto fingerprints off of records.
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post #3 of 4
3/30/11 at 4:13pm
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Nobody's getting beer or Cheeto fingerprints on my records. They'd know better than to get between me and my vinyl. ;)

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post #4 of 4
3/30/11 at 10:52pm
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My vinyl collection wouldn't have survived my years in undergrad. Good thing you can rinse off CDs. evil_smiley.gif
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