The Goldring GR1 turntable, developed in association with Rega, has close resemblance to Rega turntables. It's not surprised Rega upgrades also play a part to give sonic improvements to this humble turntable.
I would like to thank Serge Lodotchnikoff of France for sending me these beautiful pictures of his system : Xindak, JBL L250Ti, Goldring GR1 (on a 16kg granite base) with my aluminium metal subplatter and some other upgrades:
Pictures: courtesy of Serge Lodotchnikoff, France



Serge commented :
The sensations are very supernatural, the sound is very clear, deep and many details come to ears.
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Another upgrade by Serge recently:

Replacing the plastic pulley with standard stainless steel pulley.
Serge's comment on the stainless steel pulley:
The turntable works very clear. The finition is very professional ....
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"Merci, Serge ! "
"Appréciez la musique!"
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