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  1. #151
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    Incredible Arm is that a adjustable VTA during play control I see, really nice I miss analog..............

  2. #152
    Join Date: May 2009

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    Hi Bill,

    Yes, this arm is equipped with adjustment for VTA and VTF on the fly so it is very convenient indeed.
    King

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    I can't believe how much these things are going for on the used market at present.

    The MA-505 was regarded as "acceptable" in the mid eighties, but not as good as a fixed headshell arm like the Ittok, Alphason or Missions or Zetas. The extras were judged "clever-clever" rather than practical..

    Once, I admired Linn, yet the stranglehold they had on the UK turntable scene was so intense with blinkered dealers like me.....
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    I think this thread should have a porn warning for those with weak tickers . . . I've got a strong ticker, but even it flutters whenever I look at this thread . . .

    Stuff the arms, I want that acrylic masterpiece!

  5. #155
    Join Date: May 2009

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    Haha!

    My latest addition to the arsenal, the F-117 Nighthawk from Ray Samuels Audio is awesome.
    Two years ago, when I still had the Graham Slee Era Gold V in my residence, I always thought it was small. But wait; wait until you see this tiny baby. If you think your phono stage is quiet, wait until you hear this stealth fighter, it is as silent as the grave.
    I have had it for a week and have only listened to it for about 20 hours. It is not fully burn-in yet but my first impressions are superb in every respect, only not as open and sweet sounding in the treble compared with my modified Cambridge 640P but I will give it more time before my final conclusion.



    King

  6. #156
    Join Date: Sep 2009

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    Fantastic setup, love all those turntables.

    What is your favorite deck, arm and cartridge?
    Phillip.

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  7. #157
    Join Date: May 2009

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    Hi Phillip,

    I use the Technics SP15 most of the time, not because it is the best, but a convenience to use as swapping and comparing cartridges would be a piece of cake, all the three tonearms have different effective arm mass and detachable headshells hence all cartridges can be accommodated and catered for easily . My favorite arm and cartridge should be the Micro Seiki MA505S tonearm and modded Denon 103R cartridge at the moment.
    King

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    From The Grave

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    That Technics SP-15 hasn't diminished its power over me. Still mega lustful.

  10. #160
    Join Date: Jun 2009

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    Quote Originally Posted by MartinT View Post
    That Technics SP-15 hasn't diminished its power over me. Still mega lustful.

    Absolutly georgeous table I rememebr them on the the Mitchell Cotter base with the transcription FR Arm.....

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