View Full Version : Wanted! - nice Turntable/arm for up to £1k-ish
jandl100
23-04-2013, 11:08
Watchya got? - or any reccies? :)
Speed stability is a top priority. ;)
... and I've got cats - so a lid would be nice.
freefallrob
23-04-2013, 11:22
DD for Cats, in my personal experience they get launched further due to the higher torque available.
:D
phonomac
23-04-2013, 11:27
Hi there,
How does a Technics SL150 Mk2 (mint, with lid!) plus Audio Technica AT-1010 arm for £675 sound/look?
regards
Angus
I have a Technics SL1210 Mk2 with lid in good condition, TimeStep PSU, Isonoe feet, Achromat and... SME 309 tonearm (15 hours of use).
Looking for £1100.
I'm quite close to you as well, so we could meet up?
I have a Technics SL1210 Mk2 with lid in good condition, TimeStep PSU, Isonoe feet, Achromat and... SME 309 tonearm (15 hours of use).
Looking for £1100.
Very good price indeed. Hope Jerry gives it very serious thought ;)
jandl100
23-04-2013, 12:07
ohmygosh - thanks for the offers folks! I need some time to do a bit of research !
scotty67
23-04-2013, 15:05
Watchya got? - or any reccies? :)
Speed stability is a top priority. ;)
... and I've got cats - so a lid would be nice.
I've just got (last week - set up yesterday!) a standard Gyro SE as a warranty replacement that I might be putting up for sale in the next few weeks. Haven't decided if it's for me yet. No arm or lid with it but I do have a 5mm Achromat for it.
Cheers
jandl100
23-04-2013, 21:52
Very good price indeed. Hope Jerry gives it very serious thought ;)
Very serious thought indeed, Dave.
-- it should be having a trial run at Jerry Towers this Friday. :D
Jerry, as I know you like Denon and direct drive how about a minty DP-47F and well under budget and it even has a lid
jandl100
25-04-2013, 08:21
Jerry, as I know you like Denon and direct drive how about a minty DP-47F and well under budget and it even has a lid
Cor - that does look nice, Ian.
Here's a stock image, is this the one?
http://www.vinylengine.com/images/model/denon_dp47.jpg
But I have to confess to a 'been there, done that' feeling about Denons! :mental: :)
They are lovely beasts, though.
It's not all that easy finding a deck that Jerry hasn't played with :eyebrows:
Summat with a crank handle on the side and a big trumpet on top may be the only candidate left :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
icehockeyboy
25-04-2013, 11:03
It's not all that easy finding a deck that Jerry hasn't played with :eyebrows:
Summat with a crank handle on the side and a big trumpet on top may be the only candidate left :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
:lolsign:
Cor - that does look nice, Ian.
Here's a stock image, is this the one?
http://www.vinylengine.com/images/model/denon_dp47.jpg
But I have to confess to a 'been there, done that' feeling about Denons! :mental: :)
They are lovely beasts, though.
Your link is not working Jerry, but this is it.
http://i1127.photobucket.com/albums/l637/alphatoner/DP-47f_zpsea3a6062.jpg (http://s1127.photobucket.com/user/alphatoner/media/DP-47f_zpsea3a6062.jpg.html)
Rare Bird
25-04-2013, 17:27
It's not all that easy finding a deck that Jerry hasn't played with :eyebrows:
Been there done it, i keep meaning to make an in depth list of what ive owned, well i do but a few days later on i remember another :lol:
However i thought Jerry would have realised it's all a waste of time & money by now ;)
However i thought Jerry would have realised it's all a waste of time & money by now ;)
Nah, he must get a stiffy every time the courier knocks on his door with a parcel, so the actually contents of the box are almost secondary :lol:
Must admit, there are not that many thrills and a degree of anticipation quite like it these days is there? :eyebrows:
Rare Bird
25-04-2013, 20:39
Joking aside. If i could live with a modern looking Turntable (Which i could'nt) or at least find a single ounce of intrest in specialised Hi-Fi (Which i certainly don't have) hence i could'nt justify spending a grand on, no intrest! it would definatly be a J.A Michell 'Gyrodec'. One of the very few serious turntables i liked at one time..
jandl100
25-04-2013, 20:50
That link looks OK to me, Ian! But yep, that's the deck.
Andr'e - yep, I wouldn't at all mind a Gyro. :)
The Techie/SME deal fell thru :( so I'm defo looking around again. That AT1010 arm does look the biz ... :hmm:
jandl100
27-04-2013, 22:10
Now sorted, I think. I should get my new tt in 3 weeks or so. :)
..... That AT1010 arm does look the biz ... :hmm:
:yay:
Rare Bird
27-04-2013, 22:37
Two different armtubes for that arm Jerry..
phonomac
28-04-2013, 08:44
Hello Andre,
Not for an AT-1010 there aren't - it's a fixed tube arm, made by Audiocraft.
regards
Angus
Audioman
28-04-2013, 08:57
Now sorted, I think. I should get my new tt in 3 weeks or so. :)
:yay:
If you've bagged that Gyro Jerry it's a wise choice.
jandl100
28-04-2013, 09:09
Ha ha - Gyro - no, been there, done that.
- that was 30 years ago, mind, so I might well investigate it again sometime.
But no, I'm looking forward to the yummy AT-1010 arm, mounted on a Techie 150, as per Angus's offering. :)
Rare Bird
28-04-2013, 09:17
Hello Andre,
Not for an AT-1010 there aren't - it's a fixed tube arm, made by Audiocraft.
Hi Angus
Im i thinking of the 'AT-1100' ?
phonomac
28-04-2013, 09:52
Hello Andre,
Yes, the AT-1100 has straight and 'S' arm-tubes available. The bearing housings are very similar, and also that on the AT-1120, which leads to much confusion!
regards
Angus
Rare Bird
28-04-2013, 09:57
That's it then that's what i had on my Luxman 'PD300' in the 80's..They are confusing your right..I remember the straight tube having a higher mass than the tuther
Edit:
I always wanted to try the Signet 'XK35' arm with ADC High comp Block cart
phonomac
28-04-2013, 12:21
Hello Andre,
Well, if you still feel the need to scratch that itch I have an Audio Technica AT1120 here (which is of course a Signet KX35 with a different badge) :) .
regards
Angus
I always wanted to try the Signet 'XK35' arm with ADC High comp Block cart
Rare Bird
28-04-2013, 12:23
Thanks Angus
But ive moved on from specialised Hi-Fi these days tbh..I don't do it anymore.
Ha ha - Gyro - no, been there, done that.
- that was 30 years ago, mind, so I might well investigate it again sometime.
But no, I'm looking forward to the yummy AT-1010 arm, mounted on a Techie 150, as per Angus's offering. :)
Well done Jerry, love the look of the SL150, is it the mark 2, you must let us know how you get on with it Jerry:)
Oh and piccies too:)
oceanobsession
12-05-2013, 10:06
Jerry why dont you buy the new funk firm tt with arm. great reviews and also
great technical specs.
jandl100
12-05-2013, 10:11
Jerry why dont you buy the new funk firm tt with arm. great reviews and also
great technical specs.
Because I'm buying something else.
And I don't really trust belt drives to keep a steady speed ... :scratch:. Some do, some don't.
I'll take a decent direct drive every time. :)
I have this for sale....without the MM3 cart would be looking for £1600 (the redbeard super bearing upgrade cost £500)
http://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?t=25265
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