Turntable Clocks
Etsy user Pixelthis has created some great clocks out of recycled turntables, vinyl records and magnetic tape.
This clock below was made with a retired Fischer turntable and rocks a Doobie Bothers album: Minute by Minute (what else?). Sweet.
This clock is made with a Steelman record player and an old 45 which you can swap out for another record. It even includes a leather case.
This bad boy uses a TRI-O-SPEED turntable and also sports a replaceable 45.
This one was created using a recycled Realistic Clarinette 15 record player with a replaceable 45 vinyl record. Check out the title of the record: “Musical Multiplication Tables”. Love it.
This clock is sort of a mix of new and old music recording technology. This clock was made from an old Scotch magnetic tape reel and a used DVD that was headed for the trash heap.
Absolutely stunning.
The clocks are only $89, which is pretty cheap for a handmade work like this. What a perfect gift for an audiophile (or for me – hint, hint!).
Pixelthis also makes clocks out of bike parts and all sorts of other things. Check them out here.
These are really cool, though some vinyl purists would balk at ‘defacing’ vintage turntables to make wall clocks (I am not one of those).
where can i find the first turntable clock for sale? or where can i find a vinyal record wall clock?
we always use LED digital wall clocks at home because they have very readable characters *