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GP49000 · 3rd Nov 2012, 7:32 am

There was an AT5, too. It was essentially a large-platter version of the Autoslim, most retaining its one-piece, spring-counterbalanced tonearm; some had a plug-in head, and were designated as "AT5P." As many were made as custom units for radiogram and phonograph manufacturers, details such as mats and colours vary and the AT5 may not even have an "AT5" nameplate on it, just one that says it is "custom made by Garrard." The AT5.LM (for "low mass") was better known as the Model 3000.

AT5 brochure
AT5P brochure
AT5P with trim-ring mat
AT5

3rd Nov 2012, 7:32 am	#22
GP49000 Hexode Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Sonoma County, California, USA. Posts: 405	Re: Garrard record player deck identification. There was an AT5, too. It was essentially a large-platter version of the Autoslim, most retaining its one-piece, spring-counterbalanced tonearm; some had a plug-in head, and were designated as "AT5P." As many were made as custom units for radiogram and phonograph manufacturers, details such as mats and colours vary and the AT5 may not even have an "AT5" nameplate on it, just one that says it is "custom made by Garrard." The AT5.LM (for "low mass") was better known as the Model 3000. AT5 brochure AT5P brochure AT5P with trim-ring mat AT5 Attached Thumbnails