SkyRanger
Active Member
I lost music while flipping sides on a nice big band recording yesterday. I could not figure out what had happened, but I noticed that my iPhono2 was feeling very hot. I had a Radio Shack RS 42-2109 that had been in the top of my closet since I picked it up from a garage sale for $3.00. I decided to give it a try since it is certainly way better than nothing. Guess what: I am surprised at how GOOD it sounds!
Of course, it is over-classed by my Kyocera PL-701 table running a Sumiko Blackbird cart, but there is not much in the audio cookie jar at the moment, so I guess I will run it for a while and enjoy it.
Anyone else surprised by how good this old RS phono pre is?
GG
Of course, it is over-classed by my Kyocera PL-701 table running a Sumiko Blackbird cart, but there is not much in the audio cookie jar at the moment, so I guess I will run it for a while and enjoy it.
Anyone else surprised by how good this old RS phono pre is?
GG