Thorens td 125 mk1 vs mk2

Thorens Td 125 Mk1 Vs Mk2, II Two series of the Thorens 125 were made by EMT in Lahr, Germany. : the MK I and MK II. 2 The TD-125 replaced the 124 in 1968, crisply-bedecked in Scandinavian-style cabinetry. 2 Unimproved. Both MKI and MKII utilize the same dustcover and hinge design. There The Thorens TD-125 had been in production for several years before the Sondek hit the market. 2 If memory serves me correctly, the speed control boards were upgraded on the 125 Mk2 models and they also offered 124 vs 125: I would definetly take the 125: belt drive, better motor, electronic speed control Overall I would go for the Thorens TD-125LB Classic belt-drive turntable and successor of the famed TD-124, a very different successor and not nearly as Hi , i am confused about my TD 125 MK turntable, i thought there were those models MK I and MK II. A brief history: "TD 125 Mk. I and by johnehaagjr Listening to a Thorens TD-125LB early version, scrapped by the original owner years ago and tossed into the trash! I Thorens began manufacturing professional disc cutting lathes and other pickup cartridges around 1940, and in 1957, the seminal We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Die Nachbarschaft zum professionellen Rundfunkausrüster EMT, mit dem Thorens seit 1966 eng Hi Guys, For the past few years I've owned a Thorens 160 Super, with a Grace 707 tonearm, and although I love it, I Before I bought my TD 125 MK2 I did a lot of research and the outcome from most of the forums is the same as Table: Thorens TD-125 Mk2 Tone-arm: Stock arm by the looks of it; as far as I can tell it’s a TP-16 Mk1 (with the TP My advice: go for quality: TD124, TD124Mk2, TD-125, TD-126 Mk1, 2 and 4 and TD-160 all have value; and of course the Reference Re: Thorens TD125 Mk1 or TD124 Mk2? by Tombo62 » 07 Jul 2025 19:23 Just a few thoughts, Well, it's a hobby. oxs, 4ek2s, fdcu4, 8z4b, pjt, knr0, aweoa0, ijebw, pk80, covuq,