Location: Somerset, UK
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I'm King.
Location: Somerset, UK
Posts: 717
I'm King.
Hi Marco,
Oh….sexy pics? I love a very different kind of them which can provoke me with a sense of excitements, no wet dreams though. Hehe!
The mat is the Funk Firm Acromat on the Denon. It offers a more natural sound than the original, with darker background and better transparency. The SDS mat is more dynamic and lively in comparisons, a vivid kind of presentation
King
Location: Somerset, UK
Posts: 717
I'm King.
Here is a potential giant killer but badly needs a better arm and plinth. I am going to install a Hadcock GH228 on it, with which the mounting distance is 212.8mm and the L75 arm is 210.8mm.
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King
i dont have the best camera so this is the best i can do
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Location: Somerset, UK
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I'm King.
Location: Huddersfield
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I'm David.
I have 2 x GL75's in the garage worse for wear, I was going to renovate them and move them on as I don't have enough room in my music room, 1210, 401 and now a 110 all jockying for position, is it possible to build an arm-lead splitter box the tone-arm cables from all 3 TT's go into one box out from there via single set of cables and then into the pre-amps phono stage?
Location: Somerset, UK
Posts: 717
I'm King.
Hi David,
I think what you need is a switch box but it will definitely compromise the sound to some extend. It is your call, convenience or sound quality?
King
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