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Thread: Sony DD TT from the '80's - what was it ?

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    Wonder if the are the same maggies that he demoed to me to go with the Krell KSA 100, I always wished I'd bought them! I still have the Krell, it's been sitting there for years as I cannot afford the speakers for it! also I can't lift it off the floor!!! any ideas what I can do with the Krell (no rude ones)!
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    I turned down some KMA100's for £1600 once At the time I should have bitten the chap's hand off..
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    The Krell sounded great but I have a Meridian 207 that was attacked by lightening!! & a pair of Linear Design (Aussie) speakers paper cones have had it! do I sell the Krell or build on it again (lack of moolah a problem) mebbe this good forum will give me advice!
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    Shame you never said, I was in Cornwall this week, I could've stopped by & taken the Krell into "safe storage" for you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo View Post
    Shame you never said, I was in Cornwall this week, I could've stopped by & taken the Krell into "safe storage" for you!
    & keep it warm I suppose? when I bought the krell I did a comparison with the Mark Levinson & also the Beard MonoBlocks & rang Mr Beard later who offeredme a pair of scratched mono's a a superb price!! I also paired the Krell with the Pink Triangle "Pip" - superb little preamp ISTR it was powered by a small car battery (no hum there!) The Primare pre was also good --- ahhh memories!
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    I'd be building on the Krell - a good amp is a good amp no matter what you pair it with or when it was made. And that, my friend is a good amp!

    A second system never goes amiss..............

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo View Post
    I'd be building on the Krell - a good amp is a good amp no matter what you pair it with or when it was made. And that, my friend is a good amp!

    A second system never goes amiss..............
    I'd love to but the lack of folding stuff stopped me before & stops me now, even if I sold my body i'd only get tuppence! i'm disabled,decrepit & destitute, It'll just have to remain a museum piece, mebbe a lottery ticket this week & dreams!!!
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    I wanted to revive this thread on behalf of Beobloke and also because I picked one up last year..

    Didn't realise Mr Popeck sold them back in the day. By all means they were otherwise not at all hifi items and only had pro-audio dealers selling them to the industry. Howard must have gotten word somehow..

    What arm did you use with the TTS8000 SteveinSpain?

    Mine has a Resomatic plinth (which I think was a separate company from Sony made plinth yet was fairly standard).

    It will be my direct drive keeper I think to go alongside my PT Anniversary for more delicate suspended deck - something different to all those Techies and idlers which are now quite hefty in price because of their popularity!

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    Update...

    Good news - Sony TTS-8000 has arrived in one piece!

    Bad news - doesn't flippin' work!

    It powers up but gives no response to the Start/Stop touch switch. I'm hoping this is as a result of a minor transistor failure in the logic circuit rather than a knackered motor. Still, if all else fails I suppose it'll make a novel paperweight...
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    Send it back. At that sort of price you paid for it I would expect the thing to play.

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