Jeepers, moving a few things took a coupla hours.
Lotta poundage, though.
Moved the Sansui G-9700, moved a few other things, and came up with a pretty stout, very good sounding set, especially for vinyl.
I moved the Yamaha M-80 to a different rack, and have it controlled by the Kenwood Basic C-2. The Technics SL-1300, an Onkyo T-9, and a Technics cassette deck and cdplayer make up the electronics. The M-80 is driving the FrankenL100's.
People, I am telling you this sounds FUN! Just great with some eclectic jazz fusion tunes. The Basic C-2 has what can only be described as a superb phono section.
The 1300 will give over to the 1400 Mk2 (oh boy, it shipped out this afternoon from the Sea-Tac area!!) when it gets here.
For the SP-25, I'm thinking about using red oak for the plinth.
Having moved the SL-1300 a couple of times this evening, dang, that is one HEAVY turntable. Whatever I decide to do for the SP-25, it will have to have a base that goes at least 20 lbs.
Well, the last album just ended, and I'm regaled by the sound of a happy ol' boxie chewing a pig ear. Before to much time goes, I'll need to get a recording of Rox at 'work.' It is hard to describe the multitude of sounds: snortles, chomples, gruntles, slorps, harumps ... just amazing.
To make the moves, I also had to disconnect the big Sansui and move it over to where the Yamaha was sitting. Y'know, when y'all get to 200 wpc and bigger gear, these things are hefty!
Man, I got tired toting those things from over there to over yonder.
Can't believe it's so late. Still waiting for Roxie's bedding to dry.
pete
Lotta poundage, though.
Moved the Sansui G-9700, moved a few other things, and came up with a pretty stout, very good sounding set, especially for vinyl.
I moved the Yamaha M-80 to a different rack, and have it controlled by the Kenwood Basic C-2. The Technics SL-1300, an Onkyo T-9, and a Technics cassette deck and cdplayer make up the electronics. The M-80 is driving the FrankenL100's.
People, I am telling you this sounds FUN! Just great with some eclectic jazz fusion tunes. The Basic C-2 has what can only be described as a superb phono section.
The 1300 will give over to the 1400 Mk2 (oh boy, it shipped out this afternoon from the Sea-Tac area!!) when it gets here.
For the SP-25, I'm thinking about using red oak for the plinth.
Having moved the SL-1300 a couple of times this evening, dang, that is one HEAVY turntable. Whatever I decide to do for the SP-25, it will have to have a base that goes at least 20 lbs.
Well, the last album just ended, and I'm regaled by the sound of a happy ol' boxie chewing a pig ear. Before to much time goes, I'll need to get a recording of Rox at 'work.' It is hard to describe the multitude of sounds: snortles, chomples, gruntles, slorps, harumps ... just amazing.
To make the moves, I also had to disconnect the big Sansui and move it over to where the Yamaha was sitting. Y'know, when y'all get to 200 wpc and bigger gear, these things are hefty!
Man, I got tired toting those things from over there to over yonder.
Can't believe it's so late. Still waiting for Roxie's bedding to dry.
pete