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| EMT 927 vs. Micro Seiki 5000 or 8000 - different? Hi Thuchan,I`m glad you have `seen the light`.There has always been negative views of vintage gear,mostly from dealers and manufacturers who are trying to push lesser products at higher prices.Vintage?,Ha,not Hi-Fi,too expensive,common comments.Yo... | |
| Which cost more: your system or your car? My turntable cost more than my car! | |
| EMT turntables as good as other great vintage TT? I am currently using EMT 927 with ortofon arm and 139st phono stage.First of all my opinion.I consider the 927 the most musical turntable I have heard.Since using the 927,I am not interested in hearing the last nuance of the 3rd oboe in the fifth ... | |
| interested in exploring classical as your playback is cd you cant really go wrong .paying too much for the wrong vinyl pressingswill not be an issue.buy a copy of the classical good cd and dvd guide and you cannot go wrong.do not forget cd reissues in mono from companies such as n... | |
| MONO cartridges welcome to a new world!buy an emt or spu mono.you must however use these in conjunction with a variable eq phono stage.there is no going back! | |
| I have gone insane, need help it depends on what music you listen to.if you listen to classical or jazz from the 50s and 60s,then keep the thorens 124,buy a decent 12" tonearm, with mono and stereo cartridges and seel the rest ,its all crap,(including the linn!). |