manitunc
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| Considering analog...but nervous I would absolutely get a vpi scout before a Music Hall anything if I was getting my first table. the arm that comes with the scout is superior and its resale value if you trade up is likely better. There are a lot of scouts out there used from peo... | |
| Oracle Premiere - what's the difference Is there a difference in the thickness of the aluminum frame compared to a delphi, or is it just longer? | |
| New to TT's some advice questions at that price range, there are a number of very good tables new, and great tables used. New I would recommend the vpi classic, Avid Sequel, Sota Star, Clearaudio cmg wood. I would stay away from tables that include a Rega tonearm as part of the pa... | |
| Considering analog...but nervous I havent purchased a CD in this century and the only CD equipment I own is a CD recorder where I record my vinyl to CD for playback in my car or to transfer to I-tunes in full apple lossless format. Everyone I have played my recorded CDs or Ipod t... | |
| Any MC Low cart good for Project 6 and PS' GCPH Any of those cartridge choices are an improvement over the Blue Point, which wasnt bad for its price at the time. They will all work fine with the GCPH which has plenty of gain and loading options. Your Project 6 is a decent turntable that is unde... | |
| GCPH straight to Power Amps? I run my GCPH straight into a Classe 100 into NHT Classic 3 speakers and the volume gets as loud as I could ever stand with some left in reserve. The volume control on the GCPH isnt as linear as the one on my Classe 35 so fine tuning volume isnt a... | |
| Can any Oracle experts help me? Jacques has the power supplies for $75 plus shipping. As for the belt riding down, is this when you first put it on? it takes a bit for the platter to settle down into the oil in the bearing. I havent had any problem with my belt riding low, or ev... |