Yes, I believe it was called calendar display.

Two "new" scores from a thrift store: Gary Glitter 'Remember Me This Way' (LP) and Ten Years After 'A Space in Time' (C-tape)

Picked this one up for one euro. Never heard of the band but it's a good album. A euro well spent.

Nice picture :thumbup:

Congratulations. Nice find and good job.

That's a lot of buttons for a turntable :D My player has just one button which I never use since I don't have any 45 rpm records. Have you looked Vinylengine for manual?

I know that feeling: some of my friends, relatives and co-workers found it weird why anyone still wants to continue (or return to) using vinyl when we have The Internet, Spotify and YouTube now.

The picture I posted wasn't meant to be as a comment to the article. I just thought it is a funny picture describing how some people might see the turntable and vinyl hobby and people who does it. Sorry for the confusion.

And now something completely different:

Nat King Cole sings hymns & spirituals (Capitol re-issue 1966) Found this today from thrift store. Cleaned it properly and now it sounds just like a new one apart from a few minor clicks although it's 49 years old.

Hehe, it's a small planet after all :D

Today I scored my first colored vinyl record from a goodwill store: Herman Brood and His Wild Romance "Shpritsz" (1978). It's so pretty. And it's a good album also. Sounds a bit like delta rock from southern states although it's a Dutch band :) And it even came with a (black) bonus LP...

Creed (1978)

What a voice :)

Excellent haul today from thrift store:

Here's my old Glanz cartidge with Astatic stylus.     I was about to replace the Glanz cartridge with Ortofon OM10 but I got some hints from here and decided to try Astatic stylus. It fits perfectly and works even better than the old original Glanz stylus which I think was quite worn out.

More REO Speedwagon :)