Yes it must be about the 4 years; doesn't time just fly when you're playing great vinyl. :) No, don't have the ETP platter (as yet) as I've had other items getting priority and there's always a budget but never say never.:eyebrows:
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Yes it must be about the 4 years; doesn't time just fly when you're playing great vinyl. :) No, don't have the ETP platter (as yet) as I've had other items getting priority and there's always a budget but never say never.:eyebrows:
...and some say that this whole 'modded Techy thing' was merely a flash in the pan, or a 'flavour of the month' ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike_New
If so, then it's been the longest month in history!!! Quite simply, when a product is genuinely good, it stands the test of time.
Marco.
Agreed :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Indeed, David, and that applies both to the Technics T/T itself and the judicious modifications to it thereof, using products from various skillful and knowledgeable manufacturers, carried out by the discerning audio enthusiasts of AoS :)
Marco.
Yes indeedy, the Techy is not dead by a long shot as I have a review coming up very shortly for Mikes bearing and platter so a few more people can discover for themselves what an excellent and fun project buying a Techy and up-grading it is, the emphasis is on "fun" as there is far too much doom and gloom going on in the world today. Mike just sent me 10 more bearings so one has been earmarked for review in a top hifi magazine.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Excellent news! Which mag is it, so we can look out for the review? :cool:
Marco.
That would be telling :ner:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Not really prudent to say as the competition may offer their version as well? :)
Rest assured I will tell all and sundry when it appears
H'okay-dokes, no worries :)
I'm glad that Mike's designs are getting some proper exposure and recognition at last!
Marco.
That is something to I look forward too. :)
I predict 'Hi-Fi World'.