Vintage Technics Turntable Dust Cover - SL-Q300 /SL-B200 /SL-B250 /SL-B260 /SL-BD20 /SL-BD22 /SL-BD27 /SL-BD35 /SLD-20 /SL-PC11 /SL-QD33 + Others by DigitalDeckCovers

The cover is of good craftsmanship with quality materials, it looks good, and fits my Technics SL-D2 turntable perfectly,

Not perfectly square and tidy like shown in the pictures, but it is fabric after all. I'm sure it'll hold up longer than I will.

I have 2 turntables and i wanted to keep one covered when not in use, so I bought this Digital Decks turntable cover. Decided to switch over to my other turntable today. The cover has been on this turntable for about seven weeks. Well the material has embossed its underside pattern into the plastic dust cover of my turntable. Needless to say I'm pissed. This was supposed to protect my turtable, not ruin it. So now after it's too late I did some research and it seems that others have complained about this as well. The picture i posted was very hard to take, the spot you see is only one of numerous spots. it is into the plastic. You can catch your fingernails on it. Dust cover ruined. I'm goin to talk to the manufacturer about this. All I can say is buyer beware. This product looks like it does the job, but evil lurks under it. JUNK

I bought this cover for my Audio Technica LP60X, and it's a bit bigger on it but I don't mind it that much because it covers it entirely protecting it from dust and dog hairs, which was my intention when I bought it, so I really recommended if you're looking for a product to protect your record player.

Covers a Mackie 1402 mixer nicely if you want to keep cables attached to it while being covered. It's not a snug fit, but it covers the whole mixer when cables are attached on top and rear of the mixer.

EDIT: A solvent in the dust cover has left physical marks gouged in the lid of my turntable (like a deep, woven fabric pattern) and ruined it. Clearly there is some kind of solvent, like a plasticizer used in manufacturing, in the liner of the Nylon dust cover that dissolves the acrylic (or polycarbonate?) plastic of the Audio-Technica AT-LP120 lid. It took about a year, but it did a real number on it. This is not acceptable! ORIGINAL REVIEW: This is my second digitaldeckcovers purchase. The first was for a small mixer recording control surface and it worked swimmingly. I saw a recommendation for this turntable cover and, frankly, dust on my infrequently-used turntable is a perhaps bigger problem. Bought it. Fits great on the Audio-Technica LP-120 type. There are many, many turntables of almost identical form factor; so, if you have one of this kind, order with confidence.

Looks good.

Fits well enough & looks durable. Little pricey for what you get but only realistic option to ridiculously overpriced acrylic covers.

Bought this to protect my vintage rega planar 3, perfect fit and very good quality. 100% satisfied with this purchase.

Quality product with a heavy duty cloth

Me gustó este protector para mí tornamesa porque es de excelente calidad y le cubre muy bien del polvo.

Bought this about a year ago and have just noticed that this cover can after time leave an imprint of the inside of the cover on the top of your turntable lid. Don't buy I had to buy a new lid for my turntable.

I needed a turntable cover and this one is perfect. It is a stiff canvas type material that keeps it shape. It’s black and matches everything I have.