Reloop Dust Cover for RP-1000/2000/4000/7000/8000 – Folding Deck Cover Dust and Dirt Protection Made from Hard Plastic Moulding (Transparent Black) L470xB370xH80 black, transparent

After watching a YouTube video on its fit with a technics SL-1200MK2 I thought I'd save myself £100+ and give this a try, the video stated you would need to mod the hinge slightly to fit perfect and it was right. Looks amazing (in my opinion) and fits great. I've included pictures of the notches I had to cut out for the hinge to sit correctly in the lid. Very happy.

Absolutely stunning. More than happy. Thank you.

Half the price of the ebay lids, and after a bit of jiggling on the back of my 1210 mk 2 fitted perfectly!

A great addition to the reloop RP 7000 mkii turntable. Fits perfectly and comes with the brackets to screw on at the back.

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.

Excellent cover! Bought for my Reloop 4000 deck - fits perfectly! Fast delivery! Many thanks

I use my Reloop 8000 MK2 as a standalone turntable. The lid looks great and works perfect for me.

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.

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

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.

First and foremost, I didn't use this for its intended purpose so I have to give it five stars. It looks good, seems like it's well made, it doesn't seem like it's going to fall apart tomorrow. I had to heavily modify the hinges in order to make it work with my 1210 MK5. You could see I had to cut them down by about a quarter inch so that the cover was lowered to the surface of the turntable. I could only use two screws instead of four because I'm using the original holes in the metal brackets on the turntable but luckily, they're just the right size that the screws that come with the reloop kit tap the hole so they stay in there nicely. If it were flimsy I wouldn't leave it on there but the way I have it done is not flimsy. If you care about it more than I do just take the bottom off of the turntable and use a threaded Nut and Bolt. Easily just attached from the inside and torqued down. Hopefully, this gives someone else an idea of how to go about doing this but it now fits perfectly, works perfectly, and looks great.

I have a pair of Technics 1210MK2's, in black. These fit perfectly. They are not clear like the original covers, they are darker (smokey tinted), but still look very nice. You will have to remove the plastic brackets that are holding your current covers from the back of the turntable, and install the new ones that come with this cover. When you do this, I suggest that you place your turntable on it's side so that the brackets you have to remove and replace are on the top. If you try to do this with the turntable sitting like normal, the metal plate where you mount the cover bracket to will slide down in it's holder, and you will not be able to install the new plastic brackets. You will need a #1 cross-tip (Phillips) screwdriver for this. After removing the Technics cover mounting brackets from your turntable, install the Reloop cover mounting brackets. The Technics brackets have 2 holes to mount on the back of the turntable, and the Reloops have 4. Do not worry about this. Simply use the top two holes of the Reloop brackets. Once you have the screws in, do not tighten all the way. Install the pair of brackets that hold the cover, then install the cover. Once this is done, adjust the brackets on the back of the turntable until the cover sits flush, then tighten the screws until snug. Be careful not to over tighten. It takes less than 10 mins for each turntable, even if you aren't mechanically inclined. There are no instructions included, so just refer back to this if you're not sure what to do. After complete, step back and enjoy the new look of your turntables. Hope you will be as pleased as I was! If you look on e-bay, sometimes you will find the original cover going for hundreds of dollars. Do not let yourself be ripped off. Purchase these. You'll save money, and have a brand new cover, not a used cover with scratches. There's also another brand that would fit, and that's the Decksaver version. The Decksaver's are butt ugly in my opinion. The Reloops are much nicer looking.