A Brand New 1970s Dual 1216 Turntable in 2024
9.9K views · May 24, 2024 · Science & Technology
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@seanevans955 · 10 months ago
They should be in use - I have a Dual 1219 from 1969, still running strong!
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@RandyZimmer-u8n · 5 months ago
really enjoy watching your skills in repairing turntables and other components
@davidcarr2216 · 2 years ago (edited)
She's a beauty. 🙂 Turntable Guy I thought you were starting to tear up at the beginning there.
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@martinda7446 · 1 year ago
Do you put it into service? For goodness sake, YES! I can't believe you asked.
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@jasonadams371 · 1 year ago
The question about putting it in service boggles my mind who would not want to put it in service? it's made to be used and loved
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@Poppinwheeeeellllllieeeeez · 2 years ago (edited)
Dual 10 and 12 series are my specialty. I do 2 or 3 a week. If it was a 1009, 1019, 1219 or 1229 Id agree. 1216 is nothing special. Great sounding cartridge. 👌 It was nice to see the original protective materials and warning lables. Bill at fixmydual only uses machine oil when restoring units. I prefer very light use of super lube and machine oil. 3 in 1 oil odor is too much for me to use 3 times a week. Thanks for sharing.
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@carjo512 · 2 years ago
wow for the age sounds great
@45and33 · 2 years ago
Bittersweet at the beginning, wow kinda a cool moment
@peterofenback9263 · 2 years ago
At the time, the 1216 was the middle model in the Dual family with a 10" platter. The "big" Duals had 12" platters, as befits a sophisticated record player. Nevertheless, the 1216 was not a bad device. However, I am surprised that a Shure M91 is installed here, which is actually in a higher class.
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@guyb7005 · 2 years ago
you seem to have a love and doubt for Duals which I appreciate. I find they are very good quality and value, but rarely see them in rankings of similarly priced vintage TT's. This museum piece will make someone quite happy!
@motortheo1 · 2 years ago
hello from Greece nice video and actually I'm refurbishing a DUAL 1235 with an S shaped tonearm same era I guess!
@briandeeley1599 · 2 years ago
Preserve it? for what? use it and enjoy it.
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