Wilson Benesch - Discovery Channel Film Manufacture of Full Circle Turntable

Discovery Channel Film Manufacture of Full Circle Turntable

The Full Circle Turntable film that was produced by the Discovery channel was shown in the USA in January 2012. "How its Made" reveals the briefest snap shot of what goes into making the Full Circle record playing system. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXNXJD5F0r4

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