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[71Challenger]

All that gear (amazing!!) yet a 27" Sharp tv? I like a guy who has his priorities in order

Goes with the "tubes theme" doesn't it?

 

[marcmorin]

Sorry guys, that was just a typo LOL


It's a PS-X6 :thmbsp:

I have a PX-X7 armtube if your ever in the mood to swap it out. It needs a good home.

 

[MWalt]

My latest Ak addition to my All AK system, a Sony PS-X6 courtesy of The Delihaus, thanks again Paul :thmbsp:

He was building it for his niece but she wanted a Technic's he had instead, her loss is my gain

I believe that is my old PS-X6 that made its way to thedelihaus quite a while ago! That is one nice TT!

 

[bldsprt518]

dual 1209 w/empire 888ve

works, would like a td125 someday..

 

[bhundu]

I'd like more info on that "rusty" turntable on the right. That is really cool!

That's one fine piece of art. How good is it with the Zep 3 album?!!!!

 

[4johng]

one of my TT's,this is the music room TT ,

Thorens TD160s with inbuilt Project speed control,I now have a soundsmiths re-tipped aluminium potted 103 as the cartridge the 103R shown is on another tt

JohnG.

 

[magman888]

Hi Guys its a stripped CJ55 with new 3"x3" fir base and "vinyl wrapped" - I work in a sign shop, pick a HQ photo I like and print it out on vinyl and wrap the base and sides. I was looking to change the look as and when I fancied a change - will post the changes when they happen.

 

[1newbe]

Cool Idea! Interesting look

 

[flyz51]

Yet another...

Pro-Ject Xpression III

Just got it home and set up last night, tonight is the first chance to sit down and begin getting acquainted with my first new TT in 38 years

 

[Axcel]

Here in no particular oder:

Thoren's TD 145 and 166
Kenwood KD 2055
Dual 714Q
Technics SL1600 MKII
Victor QL-Y44F actually JVC it's the Japanese model
HK T60
Logic DM 101

the collection just grew suddenly they all get rotated thru my many systems thru out the house

 

[Axcel]

oh ya the HK T60

 

[Ken Boyd]

Hi Guys its a stripped CJ55 with new 3"x3" fir base and "vinyl wrapped" - I work in a sign shop, pick a HQ photo I like and print it out on vinyl and wrap the base and sides. I was looking to change the look as and when I fancied a change - will post the changes when they happen.

Looks like a wrap from the cover of a Nine Inch Nails CD.

 

[Ken Boyd]

My Ariston RD-40 with a Rabco SL-8e tonearm basking in the glow of some serious tubes.

And to top that off, an old Phase Linear Pre amp like one I have, I bet he uses that for the headphones!

 

[Ken Boyd]

After looking more closely he must be a real carver fan as everything is carver products. other than the TT.

 

[jjohnstone]

Vintage TTs

Pioneer PL-570
Garrard Zero 100
Thorens TD 145 Mk II
Garrard 990B

I love 'em all! Play them most everyday.

 

[Dandy]

Here in no particular oder:

Thoren's TD 145 and 166
Kenwood KD 2055
Dual 714Q
Technics SL1600 MKII
Victor QL-Y44F actually JVC it's the Japanese model
HK T60
Logic DM 101

the collection just grew suddenly they all get rotated thru my many systems thru out the house

That Logic DM101 has a nice Helius Scorpio tonearm. I used to have that model and found it very sweet.

 

[Axcel]

That Logic DM101 has a nice Helius Scorpio tonearm. I used to have that model and found it very sweet.

Thanks it's by far the creme of the crop sonically far superior to my other tables yet rarely has it seen much use. I am not a big fan of fully manual tables
( I'm lazy)

 

[Miguel760]

My P3 in action.

 

[majick47]

My Denon DP-75

I received the DP-75 late in September but their was a problem with the Technics EPA-100 tonearm wireing and Paul/Thedelihaus was gracious enough to take on the task of partially rewireing the arm. Yesterday after a couple months with Paul the EPA-100 was ready to go in service. No need to describe the Technics EPA-100 tonearm, it's a legend in its own time. Paul is a true craftsman and the arm is working perfectly. I installed it on the VPI HW-2plinth/base that weighs close to 40 pounds. The plinth is multi layered steel and ply glued togeather. The base is solid walnut, not veneered mdf, has springs in each corner and is even larger/heavier than the standard VPI HW19 plinth. The VPI plinth/base is slightly downsized and lighter than the 100 pound Mitch Cotter plinth/base. And lastly the Denon DP-75 motor unit weighs in at 22 pounds, has a double sprung platter and silent smooth motor. For those that consider specs it's right up there and best in class. The DP-75 was mfg from 1980 to 1985 and was one model below the Denon DP-100, Denons statement model that at the time rivaled the Technics SP-10Mk3 and the other Japanese cost no object turntables. Harry Westfeld offered his custom HW2 plinth/base with either the DP-75 or an equally good JVC motor unit and tonearm of choice. I temorarily set it up on a oak table and even with pounding my feet on the wood floor could not hear an interuption of the record playing. The DP-75 will end up on a large Target wall shelf for additional isolation from acoustical and mechanical feedback. After listening to it I am very pleased, the sound is rock solid and detailed no part due to the Technics EPC-205CMk3 cartridge on the EPA-100 tonearm. In a couple months I'll be sending the DP-75 motor unit to Jim Howard/Applied Fidelity for a freshning up of the caps etc and it will be good for another 30+ years of service. All I can say is if you happen to see one of these or a DP-80 and DP-6000 for sale in the USA don't hesitate or it will be a very long time before another shows up unless you want to have one shipped from Japan.

 

[jleon92f]

Working TD-180. by jleon92f, on Flickr