Pioneer PL-41 in a custom plinth made from torrefied poplar. The Denon 103 is really good on this heavy arm. 
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gizzyman47
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AvFan
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Nice setup! I'm currently fascinated with Dynavector cartridges and I have that Red Rocks DMB LP set and it is terrific. Enjoy!
Thanks! It is a great album. Easily one of my favorites. The 20X2L is my first Dynavector cartridge and, I gotta say, it's been an eye (or ear) opening experience. Easily outperforms the AT OC9XSL it replaced.
T68
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Thanks!
The tonearm is made of Carbon fibre parts that was CNC milled after my CAD-design. Then epoxied together. The bearing is made after the sideways unipivot principle, inspired by the new Supatrac Blackbird toneram.
It sounds and tracks absolutely great! Have been using it for a year and have no urge to change. Just maybe refine some stuff. But that will come with another DIY project: a new turntable
Just my two Luxman turntables. On the left representing the earlier partnership with Micro Seiki is my PD-121U with SME 3009R tonearm. On the right, representing modern build is my 2011-2021 era PD-171A with stock Jelco (improved) SA-250 tonearm.
Strumbringer
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My first turntable purchase ever. Just arrived two days ago. Up till now, I'd been using my dad's Sanyo TT, which I've had since the early 80s.
1985 Kenwood KD-770D:
1985 Kenwood KD-770D:
My first turntable purchase ever. Just arrived two days ago. Up till now, I'd been using my dad's Sanyo TT, which I've had since the early 80s.
1985 Kenwood KD-770D:
What a great start!! Killer turntable. Congrats!
setup1
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setup1
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tubelectron
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My two venerable Thorens have left the place to a Technics SL-1200G recently :
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adnick
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I’ve only seen one before in use before, that’s a rare treasure
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setup1
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I’ve only seen one before in use before, that’s a rare treasure
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Andy
Yeah, not easy to find. But I'm fortunate to be the current caretaker.
Nathanman39
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tubelectron
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Looking to your picture, it seems that your REGA P25 it is a suspended deck in its plinth type, somewhat à la Thorens TD125. Right ?
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Nathanman39
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No, the Rega 25 shares the same plinth as the Rega P9 from the same era. Its a rigid plinth with a surround that is only connected to it in certain places, I read somewhere that the surround reduces vibration in the plinth.
