Tonbridge Audiojumble this Sunday

[Beobloke]

What were the magazines Adam?

Studio Sound magazines from the early 80s. I bought them at a car boot sale a couple of months back to read and they were quite interesting. There was an article in one about a new format called "Compact Disc" which sounds very clever, although I can't help thinking it has a few flaws. It'll be interesting to see if it catches on.......

[Barry]

Studio Sound magazines from the early 80s. I bought them at a car boot sale a couple of months back to read and they were quite interesting. There was an article in one about a new format called "Compact Disc" which sounds very clever, although I can't help thinking it has a few flaws. It'll be interesting to see if it catches on.......

I used to subscribe to Studio Sound. I found it far more interesting than the, then, current audio press of the '80s; what with all their 'Linn/Naim' hysterical nonsense!

Regards

[SPS]

The original had a more streamlined solid headshell and it's not a deck I ever see these days.

Mat aside, I think the YP800 could still deliver the goods, correctly sited and pickup'd. Like many great Jap products on sale in the UK at this time, it was gone before it established itself...

Not for me at this time though..

The yp is a good deck, that photo has the wrong headshell as you say...

i bought one a few years ago.. it's a very nice sounding deck... i use the old decks (124's really) in favour of it .. just because i like them more.. i should get it out for another go...mine has the cover missing ... otherwise its really nice.

i have a very nice old garard in the garage too... a good place for it..
i think thats an ap76..

too many decks....

cheers
steve

[DSJR]

I dare not ask for the AP76, much as I hold fairly fond memories of it.

[Bluedroog]

Hmmm and the old dear lives in Hildenborough, she will be pleased to see me.

[Marco]

Hi 'Bluedroog',

Welcome to AOS

Could you please pop into the Welcome area and introduce yourself to our community by supplying your first name, basic geographic location, system details and music tastes, as this is the requirement for all new members joining AOS.

You also need to fill in your name and location on your profile.

Cheers!

Marco.

[Rare Bird]

[Marco]

Hi dude,

What's with the sad face? You know our policy with regard to new members and introductions.

Also, 'Bluedroog' joined in January this year before the current system was implemented, hence why I've had to remind him of the procedure, rather than the system automatically prompting him to fill in his profile details...

However, there will gradually be less of these types of posts from the management team, and eventually none whatsoever, once the new system kicks in for everyone

Marco.