suttlaw
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| VPI TNT HRX table - what tonearms? Thanks, Jameswei. I've checked the website and like the dustcovers.Suttlaw | |
| VPI TNT HRX table - what tonearms? Guys:Semi is right. I was the lucky one that got the HRX prototype listed on Audiogon yesterday. I woke up early, checked the ads, and voila'. I drove 400 miles roundtrip today and picked it up from a very nice audiophile near St. Louis. He had 20... | |
| VPI TNT HRX table - what tonearms? Thank you for the information. I am now using a ZYX R-1000 Airy2 S cartridge, CAT SL-3 preamp, JL-2 amp. I have a Bent MU MC stepup transformer on order to try with the CAT phono stage. I didn't realize the HRX was so daunting in regard to changin... | |
| TNT 4 vs Cosmos III? Thanks for your responses, guys. It's now moot, though, because I got crazy and bought a TNT HRX with the JMW arm. Going to sell the other stuff.Suttlaw | |
| CAT SL1 Legend or First Sound? Is there a new CAT preamp? Is the Legend something new after the Ultimate? | |
| CAT JL-3 mono amplifier What power cords did you find worked best. I have a JL2 amp and wish to upgrade the stock cord.Thanks, Steve | |
| Who will survive? One last table til I die. David: I liked the Simon Yorke (as originally suggested by Gregm) and visited the website and read some reviews. The Teres/etc's just seemed to carry the longevity design a bit further (more available outsourced parts, if necessary; more easily re... | |
| Who will survive? One last table til I die. I've let this thread sit for some time while I've been checking out the various excellent suggestions you all gave. I am extremely intrigued by the over all concept, design and parts replaceability of the Teres/Redpoint/Galibier cousin (estranged?... | |
| has anyone compared Cat JL 1 to Cat JL2 My JL-2 arrived last week and is fantastic, but I never heard the JL-1. I understand the JL-2 has a teflon circuit board which makes a sound difference over the JL-1. I don't understand why. | |
| Who will survive? One last table til I die. We think alike, Gregm. I like the concept of a lifetime guarantee, providing, of course, that the company life surpasses that of the turntable. The tonearm is problematic, although one could conceivably just buy a spare or two, given the cost rela... | |
| Who will survive? One last table til I die. Thanks for the responses to my post. To refine the discussion, perhaps I should comment on some of the suggestions. For example, I agree that the Linn will probably be around in one incarnation or another forever. The company has also been very st... |