Here's my new turntable!

[lini]

*off topic*

@lini/manfred

Nice to meet you here:thmbsp:

Took me a while to come up with a good guess, but the cartridge in your avatar pic hopefully gave me the correct clue: You're Blue Angel over on VinylEngine, are you?

Guys, here is a veritable encyclopaedia on cartridges - especially AT's

Oh, thanks for the flowers, but I don't think anyone can really claim that title: AT has built so many cartridges - and renamed so many more. I guess, if anyone ever tried to know all of these by heart, he'd just go ...

Grinnings from Munich!

Manfred / lini

 

[D501]

Hello!

For what it's worth, I have very much enjoyed my Technics 1650 using a Grado Gold stylus.

Discovered that I had bought it in 2001, when I just recently went & bought an upgraded (just for the FUN of it!) Grado Platinum-Reference stylus, at Audio Advisor for $300.00---from their sales records (ahem) on me.

I have a no-name Concord 110W/channel receiver, driving Bose 901 Series IV
speakers.

The Platinum guy hasn't yet arrived, but, I think that you would enjoy the Grado Gold stylus, on your table.

Go treat yourself to a fine stylus !

 

[geode]

It is a nice TT. I still use the SL-1401 I bought new in 1978. I bought a new Grado Black for it. I didn't care for the sound of the Grado. It just wasn't a good match for the table IMO. I had the original AT cartridge. I found an original replacement stylus for it and it sounded better than the Grado. Later, I bought a new AT 440MLa and it sounded better, yet. The bottom-line is, it is a great TT so enjoy the music.

 

[mrb3]

Very, VERY COOL turntable !!

 

[6thumbs]

Sweet