lenco headshell 3d models

Use the removable nameplate to remember what you stored in the box, like one for your spare headshell, one for your cartridge and so on! And if you want to get creative, simply change the front logo to suit your taste! Follow the instructions below...

Slide the wire into the carbon tube until it reaches the tonearm swivel, and then fit the headshell. Align the headshell with the swivel and place the assembled arm onto the spindle. Centre the bearing, and fit the platter. Assemble the weight and...

The item in question is a headshell/cartridge alignment gauge specifically designed for the TP-60 head shell found on the TD-160, TD-165, and TD-145 models, among others. This tool was created using calipers to measure an original Thorens head shell...

Built with Similar Craftsmanship, This Turntable is Easier to Print and Boasts Nicer Tonearm Swivel, Headshell, and Main Weight Features. A More Rigid Platter Design Rounds Out the Improvements. Limited to 33rpm, It Uses the Same Motor as My...

It's designed to still allow any headshell with this style connector (the one on the SL1200) to fit flush with or without a gasket. The overall length to the tip remains 52mm. The gap at the top might be a bit tight if your printer doesn't have good...

One end of the stepper motor encoder cable has a screw together headshell that can come off and allow the cable to pass through a hole of about an inch. Print a pair of the half grommets, put those together around the cable and use screws to mount...

This is roughly modeled on the style of 60's and 70's headphones manufactured by Lenco in Switzerland. Sick of headphones that are designed to fail, I was inspired to design this, where any part can easily be replaced in relatively short time. Print...

This design draws inspiration from classic 60's and 70's headphones made by Lenco in Switzerland. Fed up with headphones that are designed to fail after a short time, I set out to create something more durable, where any part can be easily replaced...

For the head and neck assembly, you'll need the headcore, headshell, headantenna_left, headantenna_right, collar, neck_link, heel (left or right), foot (left or right), ankle (left or right), legblock (left or right), upperleg (no left or right),...