Continuum Caliburn - really the best TT on earth?


I have read so many good things about the Caliburn but also figured out that this table needs some care (software, o-ring, air suction etc.) To my knowledge they have improved the table over the last three years.

Is there anyone out who has experience with this table besides of audio shows -meaningly having tested the Caliburn with the Cobra and e.g. a Lyra system within a very good chain? Is there any reason not to go for a Caliburn?
thuchan

Showing 4 responses by nandric

The Western decadence can be observed by cars, yacht's, palace's

womens , etc.,etc. The rich have no idea what they already own but are primary interested in owning more expensive stuff than other rich

persons. That this pathetic  attitude is extended to turntables and other HIFI gear is abonimable.

rodman, You have obviously no other comment than about

spelling mistakes. To satisfy your impressive  remark about one

word  I meant ''abominable''. This word, correctly written, apply

also to your comment .

Rodman, your quotation of my comment is correct. But your

new remark ''That's hardly accurate'' has no ground or base in

your comment. Your only remark was about my spelling error.

In our forum it is ''not done'' to comment on language errors of the members. There are many foreigners in our forum. Regarding your

general theory about ''human nature''. In Holland where I live it

is not done to show of with one's wealth. Logicaly then when there is one member of a set which does nor satisfy the ''all quantor'' means

that the whole statement is false. Your ''inevitable'' is a mistery

to me. Are you Kantian?


In the other Thucham's thread about EMT 927 I confessed not

to care about TT's but well about carts and tonearms. Who would

think that I could get support from Raul? That is to say in the sense

that carts and tonearms are more important (grin).