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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    I still swear by the Denon PMA-350 SE as a great back-up or second system amp. They are easy to find and sound quite remarkable for the money, reliable too. Typically around the £70 mark on ebay. There are a few happy users on AOS and I've owned a couple too. Sounded great driving my Tannoys.
    Hello again (one of those days when you keep bumping into someone). I have a 250SE in the back room system. I think it's 30wpc to the 350's 50 wpc. It drives some humble Mission 731LEs. Highly recommended if you don't want paint-stripping volume.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pete The Cat View Post
    Hello again (one of those days when you keep bumping into someone). I have a 250SE in the back room system. I think it's 30wpc to the 350's 50 wpc. It drives some humble Mission 731LEs. Highly recommended if you don't want paint-stripping volume.

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    Ah. Decent little amp the 250SE, I've owned those too. But the 350 feels about three times as powerful in use. Has bags of grunt and significanly better sound quality. I'd be after another to mess around with if I hadn't already got a beefy JVC integrated to play with.
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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    Ah. Decent little amp the 250SE, I've owned those too. But the 350 feels about three times as powerful in use. Has bags of grunt and significanly better sound quality. I'd be after another to mess around with if I hadn't already got a beefy JVC integrated to play with.
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    Never seen this done before but I bet it works pretty well ... I quite like the Linn Axis had one years ago ... lots of them came with Linn Basik or even MkI Akito arms that have been long stripped and go for utterly silly money for what they are, I’d take a Jelco 750 any day of the week.

    All up with the deck, arm cable etc I’d say this is a bit of a bargain.

    https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F132429605145

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    My slight concern with this would be the arm being mounted at the Linn standard 211mm rather than 214mm which is what the Jelco needs. That’s quite a difference to try and dial out at the headshell, and from personal experience with an Axis and this very model of arm, I can confirm that it’s pretty much impossible to get good alignment with this combination for minimum distortion. The seller may have moved the arm mount out by 3mm, of course.

    Quote Originally Posted by montesquieu View Post
    Never seen this done before but I bet it works pretty well ... I quite like the Linn Axis had one years ago ... lots of them came with Linn Basik or even MkI Akito arms that have been long stripped and go for utterly silly money for what they are, I’d take a Jelco 750 any day of the week.

    All up with the deck, arm cable etc I’d say this is a bit of a bargain.

    https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F132429605145

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ammonite Acoustics View Post
    My slight concern with this would be the arm being mounted at the Linn standard 211mm rather than 214mm which is what the Jelco needs. That’s quite a difference to try and dial out at the headshell, and from personal experience with an Axis and this very model of arm, I can confirm that it’s pretty much impossible to get good alignment with this combination for minimum distortion. The seller may have moved the arm mount out by 3mm, of course.
    Ah. I assumed it had been done at the right mounting distance, but possibly not I guess.

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    What a monstrosity , could you have this in your front room

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Unique-Re...MAAOSwa0VaHIz8

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    The seller is near SME area!
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