Links (analog style) and downloads
The TD124 Dept.
Above image: An early Thorens TD124 gets back into spinning vinyl during the winter of 2007. This Thorens stands in a solid slate base courtesy of Jonathan Weiss at Oswald's Mill. The tonearm is the notorious Graham 2.2, a unipivot design with 'adjustable everything'. The cartridge is the Ortofon MC Jubilee. The armboard was manufactured here at The Analog Dept out of solid Ebony. The sonic results were very good. However, after many listening sessions, I found that I preferred something in the way of arms and cartridges that is a bit less refined to mate with this Thorens. More
The TD124 restoration project spins vinyl at The Analog Dept. A project of discovery re: the TD124
Another acquisition: a 2nd TD124 You can't just have one.
A TD124 in disassembly Courtesy of Eric Breckpot (Belgium)
Technical drawings
BTD12S A design that inspired the EMT 929
Manuals:
TD124 Owners Manual in English
TD124 Service Manual in English Thanks to JaS at The Vinyl Engine for this upload.
TP14 tonearm as fitted to the TD124 mkII
Pabst Service Bulletins 
links to useful TD124 sites on the web
http://www.analogue-classics.com/ Holger's extensive collection of Thorens turntables
http://members.myactv.net/~je2a3/analogpl.htm highly creative diy site with many useful TD124 notes.
http://homepage2.nifty.com/pantone/thorens/index.htm A very useful description of TD124 motor maintenance
http://www.soundfountain.com/amb/td124page.html an informative and very useful page for the TD124 and TD224
The TDW224. A derivative of the TD124 and 135. The TDW224
provides full automatic changer functions without suffering the errors of
constantly changing vta.
TD124 history book: This is the story of the TD124 and the company that built it.
Revised 2nd Edition
in English I have a copy and do recommend this book to anyone who enjoys
owning the TD124.
comments to: webmaster@theanalogdept.com
note: there is no affiliation to any of the sites linked on this page. I just recommend them.