I tried Chord Crimson cables (you can see in the pictures, the red ones), but it wasn’t flexible enough here. For the interconnect I chose Van Damme (268-006-000, link below) cable. I changed the power cable, and the RCA interconnect cable. I enveloped the inside of the plastic chassis with tar damping material to decrease the resonance frequency of the chassis. The paint flaked off some spot on the black frame (who the h*ll was who told that painted plastic is a good idea, instead of materially black plastic.), so I repainted it with matt black lacquer. The aluminium frame was scratched, so a professional rebrushed it. I bought a new dustcover (custom made), because it came to me without it. That means I took apart every moving parts, cleaned with IPA, and relubed it before I reassembled it (there was some tricky parts).
It was in poor condition.Įven if you wouldn’t like to read the whole description, it is recommended, to read the NOTES below! I uploaded photos whiches I took after the refurbisment, and some whiches I took before the refurbishment. It is fully working! You can find about this turntable a lot of information and description in the internet, for example on Vinylengine’s site (Link below), so I won’t write about it. Here is my Garrard Zero 100S turntable for sale, which is in a very good condition, as you can see in the pictures.
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