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Didn't I already list this somewhere else?
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AF, fine --- it's a Harman design by Harman engineers labeled as ML.
--Andre
No cups?
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Didn't I already list this somewhere else?
Didn't I already list this somewhere else?
What kind of turntable do you have? Or, have you intentionally omitted one from your setup?
No cups?
Beautiful system... I bet it is a joy to listen to!
All of my music is in the form of bits and bytes. I like turntables for their mechanical engineering ingenuity, but could never justify one because I don't own any LPs. --Andre
I agree with all of this. I would have one observation. I assembled a decent collection of 400 LPs in one year's time at some cost to my shoe budget. I spent as much as $65 (A mint Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here Half Speed which is incredible) to as low as $0.25 at Goodwill for some classical. Part of the thrill is finding older, forgotten recordings for cheap or simply overlooked pop/rock records. Once you get into the vinyl game, you don't have to spend much for good music. Most used LPs in Atlanta average $5 or $6 and its a very high resolution format on a good table & cartridge setup.Even if one just bought new sealed audiophile pressings, it would take a long time to find the good ones, and many favorites would not be obtainable.
For consistency and convenience, bits and bytes come out ahead.
But half of the fun is the hunt for the ultimate pressing...
I assembled a decent collection of 400 LPs in one year's time at some cost to my shoe budget. I spent as much as $65 (A mint Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here Half Speed which is incredible) to as low as $0.25 at Goodwill for some classical. Part of the thrill is finding older, forgotten recordings for cheap or simply overlooked pop/rock records. Once you get into the vinyl game, you don't have to spend much for good music. Most used LPs in Atlanta average $5 or $6 and its a very high resolution format on a good table & cartridge setup.
Just bought a Linn LP12 Sondek off ebay. My step up from a Dual CS503 that I got during my student days almost 20 years ago! Looking forward to playing with it, but secretly I'm not sure how much difference I'd notice, not having elevated speaker cables and all that
The Linn is a classic table. You will enjoy that, elevated cables or not.