yep,imo it just lacks the last 10% of the sondeck even with the 774 and mp-500 fitted.
i dont need 2 turntables so its gotta go,it been fun though
im open to offers on it by the way.
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yep,imo it just lacks the last 10% of the sondeck even with the 774 and mp-500 fitted.
i dont need 2 turntables so its gotta go,it been fun though
im open to offers on it by the way.
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Waddya mean? I'm only just making do with nine!Originally Posted by jamie123
It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!
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ha ha ha!
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[QUOTE=jamie123;768061]i dont need 2 turntables /QUOTE]
Oi, quiet. I'm currently working on the justification to add a Michell Hydraulic alongside the Spacedeck. You'll ruin all my hard work!
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[QUOTE=Simon_Nottingham;768102]im assuming you will get rid of the spacey deck in the long run
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[QUOTE=Virtual-Symmetry;768122]I don't know. I've had it for over 25 years. I'm quite tempted to get a heavy kit for it...
im assuming you will get rid of the spacey deck in the long run
I've not yet heard anything that beats the Spacedeck (and that was with the original arm - the Ace Space takes it to another level) and I've compared it to a Townshend Rock, an LP 12 and a PT Too.
But I do love the Michell.
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I reckon that would be a close thing and I'd not like to pick a winner. But I'm certain they will sound very different.
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Nine? I can't remember when I last had that few. It musty have been when I was about 14 years old...Waddya mean? I'm only just making do with nine!
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There will be a cull soon.Nine? I can't remember when I last had that few. It musty have been when I was about 14 years old...
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If anybody wishes to know, the collection is: Two Toshiba SR-370s, four Goldring Lenco GL75s, one Goldring Lenco GL68, one Connoisseur BD1, one Pioneer PL-61, one Pioneer PL-15S.
Seems I was out by one. The total is ten. Some are in bits though. Now which should I keep? that's the question.
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