Reloop RP-1000/2000/4000 Cover - Folding acrylic turntable dust and dirt protection (transparent)

Quality bit of kit and looks great on my turntable. Also very easy to fit..

The product arrived well packaged and the cover fits nicely on a Technics turntable. Thank you for delivering the item.

Do not fit 7000 or 8000. Great quality, however they do not fit the reloop 7000.

Absolutely stunning. More than happy. Thank you.

Bought to replace a Technics lid. Needed to change out hinge fixtures on the plinth but it fits very well and looks great and has a darker smoked appearance than the Technics lid. A cheaper alternative to an original Technics replacement.

All good thanks

Easy to fit and looks great, a cheaper alternative to the original.

I've been missing a set of dust covers for years. Got these a few weeks back and they fit like a glove on the Technics 1210 MKII. A bit fiddly to fit if you've taken taken the brackets off before, but that's more to do with the bracket fitting on the deck itself rather than anything to do with these covers. Would recommend.

The cover is the perfect size for my Technics SL1200Mk2. The hinges needed a slight modification to ensure the rear of the cover sits fully down at the rear of the deck without any gap. This involved filing a couple of small half circular indentations (approx 5mm deep) at the edges of the plastic rectangular part that slide inserts into the cover, so that two internal ribs are cleared. Without this the hinge "bumps" up to the internal ribs & doesn't slide fully in, resulting in a gap of about 5mm between the rear of the cover & turntable surface. I used only the 2 upper holes out of the 4 holes, as the original Technics cover only used 2 holes. It seems strong enough & haven't encountered any issues. Overall very satisfied with this cover given the reasonable cost.

Bought it for a Lenco L75. Perfect fit. Looks great. Only slightly difficult to get the hinges fitted right - they don't co-operate very well. Totally happy and will buy another for my other L75.

Technics 1210 lar için almıştım boyutlar tamam fakat Menteşeleri uymadı maalesef çok kaliteli ürün

The Reloop dust cover is a very nice dust cover that, very fortunately, fits the Technics SL1200-MKII turntables nicely. But, this is not without it's headaches. There are a coupe reviews that show how they installed this on their SL1200-MKIIs but they don't say how they did it, so I will tell you the easiest way I found to install it....go slow and lay out everything right, before drilling any holes! This actually took me a 3-4 hours to complete, because I tried a couple of other methods You will need the following: #8 x 3/4" self drilling hex head screws, a center punch and a small hammer, a drill/driver (I used a 20V B&D drill/driver), an 1/8" drill bit, a 3/16" drill bit and a 1/4" socket driver bit. A small vacuum cleaner to clean up the drill shavings is handy, as well. I vacuumed the metal shavings up after drilling each hole. 1. Clamp your tonearm in place and remove your head shell. 2. Turn the turntable around so the hinge plates are facing you. 3. Set the dust cover on the turntable, I set the back of the cover on a penny, placed in each back corner, to raise it up just a bit. Then set one of the hinges in place in the cover, now set the hinge bottom over it (be careful they like to spring open), using a mechanical pencil poke it through the holes and mark the top two holes. I used a flashlight to be able to see my little round marks left by my pencil. Try to do this on both sides. Check your layout to be sure the holes of the new hinges are still lined up before drilling. Make sure you are even left to right - the back of the cover will be where it will be. When complete I have a gap of the thickness of a business card around the front sides and back. The rubber bumper on the start button side sits right at the edge of the opening for the button. The front edge of the cover barely clears the platter, control buttons and the stylus light. 4. Center punch the pencil marks to keep the drill bit from wandering, then drill 1/8" holes, through the front and continue through the back of the hinge plate. Stop drilling when you get through the back of the hinge plate! 5. Next using the 1/4" driver socket, run in the self tapping screws, do not run them in tight! Next back them out and remove them. 6. Using the 3/16" drill bit, drill through the top holes of the hinge bases, so your #8 screws pass through. now you are ready to attach the hinge base. Do not tighten any screws until you have two for each side done, to help align things if need be. Be sure to set your drill/driver on the lowest torque setting, so you do not break the hinge base or maybe install the screws using a 1/4" ratchet or nut driver - do not over tighten! 7. Install the cover, clean up the mess and you're done! 8. Crank some tunes and enjoy!

Conseguí instalarlo en mi tocadiscos SL-1210 M3D. Poniéndolo sin modificaciones la tapa dejaba una apertura de 1 cm aproximadamente en la parte de atrás, pero limé las bisagras y los topes internos en la pestaña del metacrilato y el encaje es perfecto.