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My Triangle Art Experience

It all started 3 months ago when i decided to buy the Triangle Art Reference turntable and tonearm to TOM VU. First, I was a little bit hesitant to go analog, since I dont know nothing when it comes to turntable, But I can't imagine myself, that I am the only one setting up my system now. Thanks to the untiring support of Tom, who is always available during my learning process to analog, Please don't mis-understood me, I know i'm still a newbie when it comes to analog and the journey is not yet over. All I know is, when i'm listening to my stereo, I always smile/enjoy to the sounds that comes from it. With this experience, I encourage everybody to listen to Triangle Art whenever you have a chance.

To my fellow Triangle Art owner.... Please let me know your experience too.

Associated Gear;
Triangle Art Reference table and Tonearm
Koetsu Rosewood Signature Platinum (for 12" Arm)
Van Den Hul Condor (for 9" Arm)
Concert Fidelity SPA-4C (Phono)
NAT Symmetrical Pre-amplifier
TRI Tube Monoblock Amplifier
Vandersteen 3A (Speaker)
Richard Gray Power House

Happy Listening,

Manny
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Yes, i have their Reference Turntable and love it. I had the VPI TNT, Basis Ovation, Teres 340, Oracle Delphi Mrk V and Clearaudio Reference - went through quite a few; none of them had the Dynamics and Soundstage as the Triangle Art and price is reasonable.

Check out their Website: http://triangleart.net/

They just come out with a smaller table, the Symphony only a mere 120lbs for those who can't handle 270lb+ of the larger Turnable :-)
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