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Big Vern
07-08-2016, 21:08
This looks interesting...
http://www.onkk.co.uk/cue/
love the copper platter... tough to machine and finish but if you can crack it, well worth the effort!
sounds like a great machine. Not sure about the aesthetics though
Audio Al
07-08-2016, 21:20
:spew::spew::spew:
It may end up a design classic Al. Its starting to grow on me:)
sq225917
07-08-2016, 21:29
Reading about their platform that "...sinks air-borne vibration down to the floor, while isolating the ground borne-vibration going the other way." Or in plain speak- defies the laws of physics; I don't hold much faith for the deck.
Audio Al
07-08-2016, 21:48
:nono:
walpurgis
07-08-2016, 21:49
:spew::spew::spew:
+1
Looks hideous to me.
walpurgis
07-08-2016, 21:53
Reading about their platform that "...sinks air-borne vibration down to the floor, while isolating the ground borne-vibration going the other way." Or in plain speak- defies the laws of physics; I don't hold much faith for the deck.
I guess something like that might be achieved using directional hydraulic dampers in the suspension. Lot of faffing about though.
Ali Tait
08-08-2016, 12:52
Why are prices never ever posted..
If you need to ask you cant afford it, lol. Think thats the attitude Ali.
Spectral Morn
08-08-2016, 13:22
Why are prices never ever posted..
A pet hate of mine too.
Not sure about how it looks, a few more photos would be useful, front view, top, side etc.
daytona600
08-08-2016, 13:36
Why are prices never ever posted..
£14k Ali
at that price some serious competition
A lot of dosh, and no arm. Could by a nice car for that
Reading about their platform that "...sinks air-borne vibration down to the floor, while isolating the ground borne-vibration going the other way." Or in plain speak- defies the laws of physics; I don't hold much faith for the deck.
Since there is no way to isolate the arm and cartridge from airborne vibrations I don't see the point in isolating the deck from them. If you are that wealthy build a separate room and put the deck in there, speakers in another room. Wold be much more effective and you get an extra room on your house in the price. Then again there are those who have tried this and reckon it kills the sound a bit not having the airborne feedback.
sq225917
08-08-2016, 17:12
I guess something like that might be achieved using directional hydraulic dampers in the suspension. Lot of faffing about though.
Maybe, certainly not from just stacking some plasticy looking legs on each other...
Well, it certainly isn't 'understated'.... Why do so many high-end T/Ts have to look so blingy? :hmm:
Marco.
skimminstones
08-08-2016, 18:15
My pet hate is people trying to sell things via a website and cant use a spell checker. Apparently this comes with a 5 yr Gurarantee
Also....Prescision, cresendos and adgusted
paulf-2007
14-08-2016, 19:23
Yes but it's " bleeding edge " according to the bullshit, sorry tech. Aesthetically challenged methinks and no useful information like what arms will fit.
paulf-2007
14-08-2016, 19:26
Hahahaha, missed the price. I would gladly bet my denon DP80 would show it a clean pair of heels at less than a tenth of the price.
+1
Looks hideous to me.
:vomfest:
+2
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