Luxman P-102 turntable
tcrossma
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I've been thinking about giving vinyl a shot at some point, and I saw a Luxman P-102 TT come up locally. The guy thinks it's from the late 1980's. Any good? If so, anyone have any thought on what it's worth? He listed the condition as "excellent", but I haven't even seen pictures of it yet -- wanted to get some basic info about it before I proceeded with him further.
Thanks for any info.
Edit: I know absolutely nothing about turntables, so any tips on things to look out for would be appreciated.
Thanks for any info.
Edit: I know absolutely nothing about turntables, so any tips on things to look out for would be appreciated.
Speakers: Polk LSi15
Pre: Adcom GFP-750 with HT Bypass
Amp: Pass Labs X-150
CD/DVD Player: Classe CDP-10
Interconnects: MIT Shortgun S3 Pro XLR
Speaker cables: MIT MH-750 bi-wire
TT:Micro Seiki DD-35
Cartridge:Denon DL-160
Phono Pre:PS Audio GCPH
Pre: Adcom GFP-750 with HT Bypass
Amp: Pass Labs X-150
CD/DVD Player: Classe CDP-10
Interconnects: MIT Shortgun S3 Pro XLR
Speaker cables: MIT MH-750 bi-wire
TT:Micro Seiki DD-35
Cartridge:Denon DL-160
Phono Pre:PS Audio GCPH
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Some of the Luxman tables were fairly nice. A few of them had a tonearm made by Micro Seiki. Just make sure it holds speed correctly. I wouldn't spend a fortune on it but if you can get it for a couple of C notes it may not be a bad table to start. Local is good for tables as shipping is rough on them.
Edit, I just looked at this model and it may not be a good one to get. Looks a little flimsy. I'd keep looking.>
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... I liked Luxman back in the day as well. I do have a Denon DP-52f that I am trying to find a home for if you might be interested.The Gear... Carver "Statement" Mono-blocks, Mcintosh C2300 Arcam AVR20, Oppo UDP-203 4K Blu-ray player, Sony XBR70x850B 4k, Polk Audio Legend L800 with height modules, L400 Center Channel Polk audio AB800 "in-wall" surrounds. Marantz MM7025 stereo amp. Simaudio Moon 680d DSD
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Polkersince85 wrote: »Some of the Luxman tables were fairly nice. A few of them had a tonearm made by Micro Seiki. Just make sure it holds speed correctly. I wouldn't spend a fortune on it but if you can get it for a couple of C notes it may not be a bad table to start. Local is good for tables as shipping is rough on them.
Edit, I just looked at this model and it may not be a good one to get. Looks a little flimsy. I'd keep looking.
Thanks. I couldn't find anything on the P-102 initially but I finally found a little bit of information and I think I agree. I want to jump in a little bit higher up the food chain than that model.Speakers: Polk LSi15
Pre: Adcom GFP-750 with HT Bypass
Amp: Pass Labs X-150
CD/DVD Player: Classe CDP-10
Interconnects: MIT Shortgun S3 Pro XLR
Speaker cables: MIT MH-750 bi-wire
TT:Micro Seiki DD-35
Cartridge:Denon DL-160
Phono Pre:PS Audio GCPH -
nooshinjohn wrote: »... I liked Luxman back in the day as well. I do have a Denon DP-52f that I am trying to find a home for if you might be interested.
Thanks, but for now I'm just casually looking for something local.Speakers: Polk LSi15
Pre: Adcom GFP-750 with HT Bypass
Amp: Pass Labs X-150
CD/DVD Player: Classe CDP-10
Interconnects: MIT Shortgun S3 Pro XLR
Speaker cables: MIT MH-750 bi-wire
TT:Micro Seiki DD-35
Cartridge:Denon DL-160
Phono Pre:PS Audio GCPH -
if the DP 52F is in good working order I would be interested. Let me know your price and shipping to area code 55417. Thanks
