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| Rega phono cart,s that can be used without spacer I just ordered a Nagaoka MP-150 for my Rega P3-24 from NeedleDoctor, and I was assured by Brian that a spacer is not needed, and that the Nagaoka cartridges match quite well with the Rega RB-301 tonearm. | |
| New cartridge for Rega P3-24 Well, after a lot of reading and talking to dealers, I made a decision and just ordered the Nagaoka MP-150 from NeedleDoctor. I wanted to stay at a particular "affordable" price point this time around, and really desire a "musical" cartridge that ... | |
| Totem Dreamcatchers integrated amp, under $1000. You may be able to find a nice Arcam integrated amp within your budget. I've heard wonderful music with original Totem Model One's driven by an Arcam integrated. Have fun. | |
| Rotel RCD-1072 vs Sony XA5400ES I haven't heard the Sony in my system, so I cannot compare the two. But I have been enjoying the Rotel RCD-1072 for many years now. It is an absolutely wonderful sounding deck with an uncanny ability to play the music "just right." My AudoQuest Ki... | |
| New cartridge for Rega P3-24 Any thoughts on the SoundSmith Otello ? | |
| New cartridge for Rega P3-24 Thanks Jj and Aaron.... That's two votes for the Dynavector. Other thoughts out there ? | |
| Today's New York Times I'm glad that my thread has initiated some really good discussion.Erniek ..... your experiences (and age) mimic my beginnings in our hobby exactly. I spent countless hours "just hanging out" in local hi-fi shops listening to music and picking the ... | |
| Today's New York Times Okay... so then how are we going to introduce the "twenty and thirty somethings" into our hobby ? There needs to be a way of reaching out through the main stream media and trying to get the young folks interested. Mitch, you're poking fun at the g... | |
| Today's New York Times I just think it's pretty cool that the NY Times devoted so much space to an article about our hobby. Yeah,..... a $450 Music Hall table may not be your idea of "high end," but at least millions of the newspaper's readers now know that high end aud... | |
| Rogue Cronus vs Rogue Cronus Magnum There is no "better." They are both wonderful amplifiers, and your choice between the two should be based on the speakers you'll be using. For me, my speakers, and my room, the "plain" Cronus sounds sublime. My Revels are quite efficient, and ther... | |
| looking for cable recommendations My Vandsersteen 1C's always got along quite well with AudioQuest Type 6+ cables, and the sound of music was sublime. Then I switched to Paul Speltz Anti-cables, and the improvement was tremendous. A layer of haze that I never even knew existed was... | |
| Are Revel F12 speakers too much for a small room? The F12's are really, really good speakers and they are NOT at all power hungry. My Rogue Audio Cronus 55 watt tube amplifier drives them perfectly ! The speakers are well balanced, extremely coherent, and perfectly extended at both top and bottom... | |
| Goodtube integrated Rogue Audio Cronus ... after five and a half years, mine sounds better than ever. It is truly a wonderful amplifier, and the company is a pleasure to deal with. When you call Rogue at their Pennsylvania headquarters, chances are that Mark O'Brien ... | |
| Rookie Dilema Donate it to a local youth club, and turn some kids on to our habit ! | |
| Inner groove "Rumble" Good one Pops ! |