Thorens TD 160 MKII Turntable

The Thorens TD 160 MKII, introduced in the late 1970s, is a highly regarded, belt-driven, suspended-subchassis turntable known for its exceptional build quality and warm analog sound. Featuring a heavy 12" platter, it remains a favorite among vintage audio enthusiasts. Key Specifications * Drive Type: Belt drive via a low-speed AC synchronous motor * Speeds: 33 1/3 and 45 RPM * Platter: 12-inch, 3.2 kg (approx.) dynamically balanced zinc/aluminum alloy * Operation: Fully manual Upgrades & Maintenance: All upgrades done by Todd from TTVJ (Todd the Vinyl Junkie), including restorations and modifications: * Cables: RCA cables upgraded for better quality * Plinth & Dampening: Upgraded the base with heavier, solid cherry wood to reduce vibration and improve resonance control * Tonearm Rewiring / Replacement: swapped the original armboard with a Rega RB330 tonearm * New polycarbonate dust cover * Herbie’s mat replacing the felt.