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Topic: 5 Deck Platters
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Bill Langfield
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Posts: 280
From: Prospect, NSW, Australia
Registered: Apr 2001
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posted 01-15-2006 09:36 AM
Ian,
About 10 years ago we got a SPECO five plate platter, however the thing sucked it was TOO 'electronic' for it's own good.
They do however make a 4 tier LP270, we got a couple a few years ago.
Ring Hoyts and ask for the number for 'Girraween Store' in Sydney. You might be able to pick up a used Cinemecannica 5 plate platter from them. They should have two of them, as the place I was fired from several years ago, closed down 12 months ago. (Ask for Len. Don't mention me or the price may double! :-)
BTW: These platters can play into 2 cinemas at once (not interlocked, but the top two plates go to one cinema, the bottom two to another and the middle plate is shared. I'm guessing you could set all the rollers up to point to a single screen, not sure)
Bill.
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