Who can name these turntables
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Son-of-Vere
Super Member
Total crap..., the speaker cables are laying on the floor! 
I wonder if he hot flips or waits thirty minutes for the platter to spin down?
I wonder if he hot flips or waits thirty minutes for the platter to spin down?
RumpyLover
There is no replacement for displacement.
Still LMAO from all your posts.... to funny! Looks like a top loader to me. Aren't they harder on the vinyl than a front loader?
I think it's be more fun and fulfilling to spend a tenth of that on a table and use the rest to make some poor kid's college dreams happen.
Well said, and so true!
That does not even look fun, I'm all for hi-end gear but that's just to much for me. It looks like it took all the fun out of spinning an album. Looks like you wound need to do a lot of work to play a single LP. I'm good with my low buck used bought off CL Linn Axis or Pioneer PL12...
UncleBingo
Super Member
This guy probably isn't even allowed to look at the owner. Ever. All correspondence has to go through a "Houseman" ; )
Northman
Active Member
808_state
Super Member
"But I'm still getting sibilance!"
So at that price tag, do pops and clicks just sting that much more?
jeremyjustic
Analog
jeeze, there is a lot of jealousy in this thread.
One time I scored a mint pioneer pl570 for a $100, had to rush out of work to get it, when I returned my coworkers laughed and laughed at me for spending $100 on a "old record player". I didnt say anything, just looked at them like " these idiots have absolutely no idea" I imagine the guy in the pic would read this thread and feel much the same way.
One time I scored a mint pioneer pl570 for a $100, had to rush out of work to get it, when I returned my coworkers laughed and laughed at me for spending $100 on a "old record player". I didnt say anything, just looked at them like " these idiots have absolutely no idea" I imagine the guy in the pic would read this thread and feel much the same way.
Eh.
I probably care less about what he thinks about my opinion that he does about mine. People who but gear at that level tend to have an attitude about it in my experience.
AK at its worse. Rather than appreciate the level of playback equipment and the resources that went into such a system, they mock the person who would own such a system. I don't know about the people who buy gear at that level, but plenty of examples of people posting with attitudes in this thread. And as for donating to kids college funds, I would imagine the owner of a system of this level has to pay quite a sum for other people's needs by the likelihood of being in a very high tax bracket, and along with the fact a good portion of the wealthy are the ones who are philanthropist. One case as an example, not to mention the Gates family.
Philanthropist and steel magnate William S. Dietrich II pledged $440 million to two universities in Pittsburgh before he died this month.
malden
Addicted Member
I am not envious of what he has, how he thinks or how he spends his time. He is neither solving a problem nor providing anything of value. It's not even "art".
A basic rule of engineering is to solve a problem using the most economical means and methods. It appears as though he is unaware of that way of thinking.
Now, if he can justify all of that mass mathematically proving that every gram added improves the performance, then he has accomplished something. Short of that, it's a waste of time and material.
A basic rule of engineering is to solve a problem using the most economical means and methods. It appears as though he is unaware of that way of thinking.
Now, if he can justify all of that mass mathematically proving that every gram added improves the performance, then he has accomplished something. Short of that, it's a waste of time and material.
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