Turntable dust cover

I've also been looking for a bespoke cover for some time. Best find so far is Trent Plastics, they have both eBay and direct shops. See: http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Trent-Plastics/_i.html?_nkw=turntable

Hi Nigel

I found the following to be by far the cheapest and most flexible option when buying a cover for my OL turntable (which doesn't have a regular rectangular plinth)...

http://www.sora-shop.com/Customized-Products/Custom-Turntable-Cover.html?sCoreId=04da588233b656eaab1ccf65df1eb6b6

As you will see, you can specify any size that you want and with any cable cut-outs needed for arm cable, motor supply, etc. I'd also, from past experience, specify a cut-out on each side for picking the thing up.

As the cover is a flat-pack design, it's not quite as pretty as a purpose made cover as you can see the fixing screws (just), but does the job superbly at a fraction of the cost...oh, they were very good on customer service as well. They are German after all




Edited by Suggs - 19 Sep 2015 at 7:31am

I've had mine for over a year now and it's as good as new (apart from cat paw prints!). The acrylic is very rigid and there's no flexing whatsoever. I'd recommend it, especially if you don't have a t/t with a rectangular plinth