Merry Christmas to all of you 
atb, Tom
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One of my first High-end experiences was with a Voyd Reference TT.
Music Room in Manchester early 90’s
Boyd Reference with the big motors, Helios arm, active Audio Note IO cartridge, Audio Note silver interconnects & Stepup transformer.
Audio Innovations 1000 PreAmp, 2nd Audio Mono blocks into Snell E’s
Peter (Audio note UK distributor) & Malcolm Sargent in attendance
Friday Night in San Francisco Live, on Philips pressing.
And been trying to reproduce that sound/experience since.
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LOL - I had a toy turntable It came with different plastic LPs. Each one pressed a different set of selector buttons underneath which selected a different tinny tune to play…
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A Linn LP1.2?
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Brilliant. 
Nick those of us in the States found a vendor who made big acrylic dustcovers. If you can find someone . . . other than the risk of dropping it onto the arm, it works well 
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Don’t Pro-Ject make a suitable cover ?
They do appear to sell a variety of covers. Whether any fit correctly I have no idea.
At least in the U.S. Norm at Stereo Squares is the person to talk to about custom acrylic covers for turntables and such. I had one for my Clearaudio Ovation – built to order and my spec – and it was top quality (about $350). I don’t know if they can ship abroad but if they can their quality is second to none, IMO.
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@Swiftnick appears to reside in Wales and I see that there is a Pro-Ject dealer in Cardiff . . . that’d be a reasonable approach if one of those Pro-Ject covers will work!
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Is that picture from the inside of Spiritland in Kings Cross ?..turntables…Kuzma… Technics…the third may be a Pioneer cd set up.
Maybe wrong but it looks similar to me.
Steve.
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The shape of the blue light looks very Roksanesque.
Steve makes a good point, could be a CD player.
Alright! A new armboard, belt, a 2nd hand PS, a (mostly) new RB303 that spent years in a spares box and needed a new home… now I just need the right cart for it.
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Yeah …have a look on the Spiritland website…the images do show a pair of what look like Pioneer cd decks…albeit in a different position.
Steve