I have many. There are turntable connections on many boomboxes. Soem boomboxes even have built in turntables( I have one).
I love old school turntables. I have about at least ten of them. I am going to sell a few.
They still make real nice turntables, especially DJ turntables.It'd be cool to see you guys turntables, especially hooked up to your boxes!!

all my turntables are hooked up to boxes, got my 'audio' turntable hooked up to the 767 and my 1210's for scratching and general tomfoolery linked up to the conion/clairtone

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My beautiful Technics which I use for listening and for transferring vinyl singles & LP's to my PC for archive purposes and 'quick' listening.

Also a Sony DJ 'technics clone' which doesn't get any use these days, and to be honest is only marginal in terms of build quality. Looks nice though.

I have 5 turntables.
2 MK2 for my DJ-Set.
2 Boomboxes with Turntable (VZ2500 and Tec 811RR)
and this little Beauty:


Do you have pictures of your old turntables, jerryjg?

Sony PS-155 is the only one I own

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and this little Beauty:


Do you have pictures of your old turntables, jerryjg?

Nice Funken. I have a few hi-Fi tables put away; 2 Thorens.
But i'll try and take a few pics as soon as I can of some toehrs I have.

SHARP VZ2500 , SHARP VZ3000 , Hornyphon old portable unit , HITACHI for boombox connection.

Like the Telefunken.


Garrard 301, 2 Technics SL-5200, and couple of workhorses Garrard SP25's

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SHARP VZ2500 , SHARP VZ3000 , Hornyphon old portable unit , HITACHI for boombox connection.

wow. I once had a Gerrard 301. Sold it, regretfully. have heard of them bringing 1500.00 now. Nice platter!!!!

Did you hear the rumors, that technics will stop producing the famous 1200 / 1210 MKII turntables?
Till now there´s no clear statement from panasonic.
But they confirmed, that this models will no longer sell at the australian market and that they think about stoping the production in 2010.
Nobody knows, if they continue with the newer models like the MK5 or give up the whole family.

If thats true, this will be a big cut for vinyl deejays!

Let's see:
3 Technics 1200's
1 Numark PT-01 mini portable
2 Voice Of Music Record Changers
2 RCA mini early 1970's Mod record players
3 Newcomb Classroom record players
1 Zenith 1966 wedge shaped w/ Voice of Music changer in it.
1 1970 Motorola Maestro Portable record player.
I think thats it....