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What do you like about the Regency? How does the Yamaha compare? How does the Yamaha lack in comparison? Those are the questions you need to ask yourself when you're looking for speakers. If you like the sounds of horns, try to find some older and smaller Altec/JBL/Tannoy/EV and such.

The classic Epicure 100M are nice, real wood veneer. I had a pair that I did a charged coupled crossover and it was super nice. They are a classic for a reason. The 150 were also very good. All in all, if they are the earlier stuff, they're all good stuff.

I had something similar with a pair of L200, used a 2235H, 077, Ashly XR1001. It was glorious.

It means you've resurrected a thread that I created almost 13 years ago. I have lots of love for EPI/Epicure/Burhoe/Genesis. I've owned lots of them and lots of other speakers.

Almost 13 years late, friend.

There is a lot of engineering that Axiom does for their speakers. I've always liked their stuff. Since, Bryston's acquisition/partnership with Axiom they made the whole Bryston's speaker line up, which are also fantastic. As well, the new KLH Kendall line-up. All, engineered and manufactured in...

I think Axiom makes very good speakers. They do but have a lot of exposure in other markets but, I like them.

I will buy almost any EPI/Epicure/Genesis/Burhoe speaker as long they're in very good shape and with real wood veneer.

Have a picture? I have the same table but, with an aftermarket headshell and the leads are removable. But, I would think the original is also removable.

I've been eyeing this table for awhile, one province away. It was still available when I flew over to visit my folks. Not a bad deal. It was previously serviced by a shop. However, it still needs a bit of servicing and adjustments. Belt seems new, so that is a plus. I will tear into it when I...

As you said, try a different amplifier.

Not necessarily, it all depends on the shop. Innovative Audio in Surrey BC can fix it and they do all sorts of repairs. A reputable shop may also know certain people who fixes certain items too and give them the contract.

They are most likely Philips woofers. The woofer can be repaired. Just take it to any reputable repair shop.

Not to mention, they are made in the US. Plus, Huw is a fantastic guy to deal with.

From looking at pictures online, the switch seems to be located behind the tonearm. If cleaning the switch doesn't work, you might need to replace it.