NAS Hyperspace

[Slammed56]

Up for sale is my Nottingham Analogue Hyperspace , comes with the following
2 armpods ( 12” Jelco and 9” NAS or rega fit)
Also have the rear leg that was removed to turn it into a 2 arm deck (very easy to revert back)
Wave mechanic PSU
Jelco SA-750LB 12” tonearm boxed
Ammonite audio upgraded Jelco collar
Jelco JAC-501 tonearm cable
Ortofon Jubilee moving coil cartridge boxed
Bottle of NA bearing oil

Note- the chrome arm in the pics is not included and neither is the carbon fibre headshell , it will come with the Jelco headshell

All in great condition , always been stored under large acrylic cover
I’m based in Glasgow and unfortunately I’m not willing to post this so it would be pickup only or I could help out with delivery up to 100miles or so
Probably best to come hear it for yourself if your genuinely interested it’s a lovely sounding setup

Would be looking for £3000 for the complete package
£2500 without the cartridge







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[Barry]

Looks lovely Stuart - good luck with the sale.

[struth]

thats a beast... bet it sounds good too..

[Gazjam]

Going to the digital dark side Stuart?

DCS kit will blow your socks off.

[Matt_J]

Going to the digital dark side Stuart?

DCS kit will blow your socks off.

Even better, I think he's moving up to a Dais

[Slammed56]

I’ve picked up a Dais , that’s the only reason I’m moving the Hyperspace on Guys
It’s a cracking turntable and I had thought it be my last in this system ,but I got the chance of a mint Dais at a fair price and these things rarely come up for sale so I jumped on it
I’ve got the Dais up and running next to the Hyperspace and imho it’s better but nowhere near as big a jump in performance as I got when I went from my old spacedeck to the Hyper
The £3k I’m asking is a fair chunk of cash but it cost me nearly double that to buy it , a decent deal for someone

Still not went down the digital route Gary , your new gear sounds interesting mate

[Mike Reed]

[QUOTE=Slammed56;1128224]
I’ve got the Dais up and running next to the Hyperspace and imho it’s better but nowhere near as big a jump in performance as I got when I went from my old Spacedeck to the Hyper

Any little improvement at that level is worth it regardless. Enormous jumps in performance rarely occur (e.g. Naim upgrading ladder). I love my Dais, but dread having to haul the platter off for a check-up now and again. A 25 kg bag of sand or cement is easier !

What arm-boards came with the Dais, or are you retaining any on the Hyper?

[Slammed56]

[QUOTE=Mike Reed;1129073]

Any little improvement at that level is worth it regardless. Enormous jumps in performance rarely occur (e.g. Naim upgrading ladder). I love my Dais, but dread having to haul the platter off for a check-up now and again. A 25 kg bag of sand or cement is easier !

Too true Mike, at least the Dais gets the screw in finger lifters to assist, the Hyper has nothing and it’s still a fair weight to lift carefully off
Its great having the 2 NA decks side by side in my own room , who wouldn’t 😀

Armboards on the Dais are for 12’ PU7 , which I think maybe also Rega fit , and a 9” NA one at the back
On my Hyper it’s the 12” Jelco and 9” NA I’ve also got one of the little collets that reduce the size to rega fit , these are cheap to buy from Nottingham Analogue so loads of options for the new owner to consider

[Floyddroid]

I used to own one of these gorgeous device and regretted bitterly the day i parted with it. One of the best turntables i have ever owned and heard. GLWS.

[Slammed56]

I used to own one of these gorgeous device and regretted bitterly the day i parted with it. One of the best turntables i have ever owned and heard. GLWS.

This is actually the second time I've owned a Hyperspace ,Steve
Sold my first one when cash was tight renovating our old house
As soon as I was flush again ,I bought this one
imo ,Tom made some lovely sounding decks which are very easy to setup and maintain