Transcriptors

HI, Thanks, glad you liked the design. I dont know if you know or not but i produce the Spyder. I took the exsiting spyder from the skeleton and used that as the plinth

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The following turntables and tonearms were designed and produced by my late father David Gammon. He founded Transcriptors in 1960 which ran until 1980. I relaunched the company in 2000 and we still supply and service all the classic turntables that he produced. We have also produce some new models which we sell worldwide. ACCESSORIES 1960 - 1973 Stylus Scales, Sweep Arm TONEARMS 1960 - 1973 Fluid Tonearm 1968 - 1973 Saturn Tonearm 1973 - 1977 Vestigal Tonearm TURNTABLES 1963 - Reference Turntable 1964 - 1973 Hydraulic Reference Turntable 1968 - 1973 Saturn Turntable 1973 - 1977 Skeleton Turntable 1977 - 1980 Transcriber Turntable 2003 - Present T6 Turntable 2007 - Present Spyder Turntable 2007 - Present Reference Turntable Regards Michael Gammon www.transcriptors.net

They were never difficult to setup, it was more of the end user who was not capable enough. Also Michell did not start to make turntables till 1973 when my father moved out of his factory at 2 Theobald Street, Borehamwood and to a much bigger factory in Ireland and gave Michell a licsense to produce the Hydraulic which was cancelled in November 1973 Regards Michael Gammon www.transcriptors.net

Hi The Hydraulic that was used in A Clockwork Orange was supplied by my late father David Gammon in 1971 from his factory at 2 Thoebald Street, Borehamwood and not michell as did not enter the turntable business until 1973 when my father gave him a licsense to produce the Hydraulic under his name, this agreement was ended in November 1977. Regards Michael Gammon www.transcriptors.net

We were based at 2 Theobald Street, Borehamwood while J A Michell was based next door to us and until 1973 was just an engineering company producing components for various companies. It was at this time that Stanley Kubrick came with his production manager and asked my father if he could borrow one for the film which he did so. 1973 my father gave J A Michell a licsense to procduce the Hydraulic Reference until November 1977. The roriginal Reference was designed in 1963 and then the Hydraulic in 1964. May father also designed the electronic reference but Michell produced this. Regards Michael Gammon www.transcriptors.net