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    Josie,
    Well chosen. The Trio L07D is IMO one of the best Japanese TTs ever made - miles better than the Scottish one touted back in the early 80s. Built like a battleship and sounds fabulous.
    Charlie
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    Quote Originally Posted by topoxforddoc View Post
    Josie,
    Well chosen. The Trio L07D is IMO one of the best Japanese TTs ever made - miles better than the Scottish one touted back in the early 80s. Built like a battleship and sounds fabulous.
    Charlie
    Thanks, Charlie.

    Yes.. Its certainly worthy of being a battleship... Lol

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    Any thoughts on my post #40?
    Barry

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    Any thoughts on my post #40?
    Hi Barry.

    The main thing I've noticed is the pace/timing. It's so accurate without sounding mechanical. It doesn't add swing if that makes sense but it doesn't take it away.

    Its more 'as it is' rather than adding any interpretation.

    I'd say the Trio is more organic as it brings out more of the original euphoria. It really digs deep. It's an exciting listen for sure.

    The TD124 never added anything bad. That's why it's so good. It's a joyous deck and what it does is everything it should do if partnered with a good arm/cart.

    So, definitely a different flavour with both decks and both have their well deserved privileges and signatures.

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    Stunning turntable!!!
    My system:
    Analog sources: Basis 2001 signature + Vector 4 tonearm
    Cartridges: koetsu Urushi Vermilion, Transfiguration Spirit, Ortofon MC-20 Super, Denon DL-103 SA
    Digital source: Denon DVD A1 (modified by Aurion Audio) - Apple Mac Mini + Schiit Eitr
    Phonostage: DIY Ear 834 clone + Denon HA 1000
    Power Amp: Dsonic M3a-1500M *2
    Preamp: Grandinote Proemio
    Loudspeakers: Proac EBS

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    Well done Josie!

    I wouldn't part with mine...
    Main System - T/T: Trio L-07D/Benz Glider; SME V/Ortofon Cadenza Blue; Audio Technica AT666EX vacuum disc stabiliser; Audio Technica AT636 Audio Insulator Feet. Phono: Whest PS30R. CDPs: Esoteric UX-1; Micromega Classic Solo. Amps: Exposure MCX Pre/4 x Exposure XVI Mono Power. Speakers: Jamo R909/Townshend Seismic Sink stands/Audiosmile Mk 2 Supertweeters. Headphones: Audio Technica ATH-W1000; G&W TW-J1 head amp.
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    josie thats a stonker of a turntable - always regretting selling mine

    G

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unomelodica View Post
    josie thats a stonker of a turntable - always regretting selling mine

    G
    Thanks guys..

    Yep.. It's a stonker. Love it to bits.

    Hi Greg.

    Its a shame you sold it. Don't suppose you have any bits left over from yours do you? Lol

    Looking for some of the extra bits they came with.

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    josie ill have a rummage to see if i have any bits lurking around

    If i have ill just forward them onto you m

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