Recently sold a set of 70s AR speakers to a 6th form guy building a 'classic' system. His audiophile dad brought him over. Good time was had by all. The buyer was clearly excited to start this journey.
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I'm Edward.
Recently sold a set of 70s AR speakers to a 6th form guy building a 'classic' system. His audiophile dad brought him over. Good time was had by all. The buyer was clearly excited to start this journey.
Current: [P20] Roon/Tidal > Custom PC> Chevron Paradox NDF16 > Phast Pre > Neuro. 686 > Tannoy Berkley (RFC tweaks)
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I'm Lawrence.
Good to see that the hobby isn't doomed quite yet!Originally Posted by Edward
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I'm James.
I remember going to The Goldring factory aged 12 to pick up some new vertical bearings for my GL78. My grandad took me, they gave us a tour of the factory and were amazed that I was going to do the job myself
Nottingham Analogue Spacedeck / Kuzma Stogi S / Benz Micro Ace S L
Lenco L-75 / Carl Ellis Plinth / Ortofon AS-212 / Ortofon SPU Classic GM E MkII
Ortofon ST-7 SUT / Nick G Modded Lentek Head Amp / Croft RIAA
Cambridge Audio CXU / Theta DS Pro Prime
Classé Model 30 / Luxman M-383
Usher Compass X-719
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I'm Lawrence.
The Mozart of audiophilia
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