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[Holst]

Too cool, I've never seen nor heard of that arm, it looks like a great setup.

 

[BeEvil]

Thanks Holst. Not many people have. It was made by Adam Rosenberg back in the early 80's. Unfortunately, with the release of CD and the apparent "death" of vinyl the arm just never sold. It's an awesome arm. Well built and thought out. I need to take more photos. That was when I first set up the arm and the adjustment are off by quite a bit :nono:. I'll try and post more another day.

Andrew

 

[Jonesy09]

....and on the cheap end....

...we have the dual 1246. It came with a signet, which failed recently, but sounds much better with a new Grado Blue on it. What can I say. I'm new and I'm just happy to be spinning

 

[Kosh]

My TT's

One in my home and the other on my office at work along with the Marantz
2216 and Boston A40 bookshelf speakers.

 

[Art K.]

One in my home and the other on my office at work along with the Marantz
2216 and Boston A40 bookshelf speakers.

Looks like an Xpression and an SLD2...cool.

 

[Kosh]

Yes,it's Project expression X1 with Grado silver cart.the Technics have cheap
ortofon U310 cart.love them both!

 

[BHamm]

Sweet Norton.

Technics SP-10 MKIIA, with a LOCI tonearm and a Grace F-9L cart.

BTW, the LOCI is one of about 60 ever produced and is based on 2 arms, the Dynavector DV-505 and the Vestigial arm from the Transcriptor Skeleton TT. Rarely even seen. Any questions please just ask. :thmbsp:

Andrew

 

[Art K.]

Yes,it's Project expression X1 with Grado silver cart.the Technics have cheap
ortofon U310 cart.love them both!

I used to have both of those tables...that 1Xpression is a heck of fine table..especially with the Speed box, I was a runnin' Grado Blue. Wish I would have heard it with a better cartridge like that Silver. Wouldn't mind having that new Xpression III for my office system...cool tables!

 

[Tmac83]

Love the black-faced marantz!

 

[nu2toobs]

New Pics Rega P3-24

Here's some new pics since upgrading to a Funk Achroplatter and Rek-O-Kut weight. Also I have a Saphire Groovetracer subplatter with a Ruby bearing.
Very happy with my current setup.

 

[Art K.]

Here's some new pics since upgrading to a Funk Achroplatter and Rek-O-Kut weight. Also I have a Saphire Groovetracer subplatter with a Ruby bearing.
Very happy with my current setup.

Would those be hockey pucks under the feet.

 

[Mr. Lin]

Yes,it's Project expression X1 with Grado silver cart.the Technics have cheap
ortofon U310 cart.love them both!

I found the Grado Silver to be a great match with my Pro-Ject RM5, so I know what you're hearing:thmbsp: Now I have a Grado Platinum on the Pro-Ject, and it is incredible.

 

[nu2toobs]

Would those be hockey pucks under the feet.

Yes they're pucks. They seem to work well with the spikes on the granite.

 

[Kosh]

Thanks,Mr. Lin,Art Kyle and Tmac83.anyone who enter to my room,there eyes
became wide when they see the black Marantz with the Technics TT..

 

[BeEvil]

Sweet Norton.

Thanks. It's not mine, but mine will look like that soon. I'm in the middle of a re-build. It's almost ready for powder coating. The one in my avatar is a CNW (Colorado Norton Works) re-build. They make the nicest ones I've ever seen. Fortunately I have the skills to make one like that for myself. It will just take me a bit (read - "a lot") more time. She is my inspiration.

Andrew

 

[Doctor B.]

Realistic LAB-400

Realistic LAB-400 - $10.00 at a yard sale. New Shure M97xE cartridge.

 

[Grainger49]

Oldie Still Chugging

After the first picture on this thread Luther makes me not want to post. And I really like his swimming pool for the turntable as well as the cool cathode lighting.

Here is my Baby, VPI HW-19 III, Souther Tri-Quartz arm and a Grado MTZ (?) cartridge.

 

[avguytx]

Realistic LAB-400 - $10.00 at a yard sale. New Shure M97xE cartridge.

One of my first real turntables as a teenager. Ahhhh....the memories that TT brings back.

 

[WhiteSE]

After the first picture on this thread Luther makes me not want to post. And I really like his swimming pool for the turntable as well as the cool cathode lighting.

Here is my Baby, VPI HW-19 II, Souther Tri-Quartz arm and a Grado MTZ (?) cartridge.

THat is a cool setup...who will maintain the arm when something goes amiss? I just hear about how hard to maintain the linear stuff is..

 

[Mr. Lin]

After the first picture on this thread Luther makes me not want to post. And I really like his swimming pool for the turntable as well as the cool cathode lighting.

Here is my Baby, VPI HW-19 II, Souther Tri-Quartz arm and a Grado MTZ (?) cartridge.

Wow, that's one of the more unique tonearms I've ever seen. Very cool. I'll bet it tracks really well.