Help us decide what goes here! Looking for links to various vintage audio parts, repair, service, and information sources. Find resources to help you with your gear. Ask about the vintage gear you found at your thrift or on Craigslist. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Vintage 70s Garrard Zero 100 Turntable for Parts or Repair. Search GARRARD ZERO-2000B Turntable Needle (Stylus), Belt & Cartridge parts. Search GARRARD ZERO-100-SB Record Player Needle, Cartridge & Idler parts. Search GARRARD Zero 100C Record Player Needle, Cartridge & Idler parts. Two reviews from Hifi-World ( one, two) and one from ! Join the rest of the Reddit Audio Network in our new channel on freenode, #redditaudio !įor people who just can't get enough of that warm vintage sound! Post, discuss, and learn about the excellent audio gear of past generations. Search GARRARD Zero 100 Record Player Needle, Cartridge & Idler parts. 25 years after the fact :)Įven if a 501 is too much money for most who'd love to use one daily, be sure to thoroughly visit Loricraft's website as it does show what live-audio-made-by-real-people can be like, unlike the yearly chip swapping most brands have now fallen into.
Since 1998 sustained by Loricraft in the UK, who managed to buy the rights back from the brazilian Gradiente to re-use the glorious name and even produce a successor to the 401.
So what happened during the 1970s' painstaking and vivid research and the 1980s over-engineering madness if 1960s designs still rule ? I wonder ! Guess I should emphasize that all Ive done is loosen up the thrustball - it doesnt come out of the rivetted enclosure, by design. To be honest this design wasnt invented by the Garrard Labs: it was a design by Burne-Jones & Co. This is the first chapter of my Garrard Zero 100 SB saga. The japanese thus preceded us in re-discovering what we made. The Garrard Zero 100 SB was introduced in 1970 (thats almost 30 years ago. The 401 belongs to that family of hi-fi objects which japanese audiophiles were buying for peanuts while we were looking elsewhere for ultra-tech and feature-packed items. It would've been interesting to observe in retrospect, though ! Our editors feel that the ebay seller transaction fees are outrageous - which means that the price the buyer pays is around 10 higher than it need be. Interestingly, perhaps luckily, the 401 didn't see visually alternate versions throughout its long life : no "disco shine " version, "faux diamond", "faux wood" or 24k gold-plated with backlit ruby inserts. Please note 17/12/21 that we no longer present ANY ebay Garrard adverts here. The 401 is a pleasure to look at, too, with more than one similarity with JBL's contemporary amps - 1960s design at its very best. Like a few other "oldies", such as the Thorens TD-124, the Quad ESL57, the Marantz Model 8B or Garrard's earlier 301, the 401 still is going strong.
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