[Eee Pee]

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
Haven't fully come to grips with the AT cart yet.  I like it.  But I think it's doing something wonky in the upper middle.

 

[bbophead]

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
Haven't fully come to grips with the AT cart yet.  I like it.  But I think it's doing something wonky in the upper middle.

Beautiful shots.  Has it broken in, yet?

 

[Eee Pee]

It's got some time on it.  
 
It's like it makes a Senn 650 sound like a 600.

 

[yeahx]

A local estate sale posted on craigslist has one of those front loading Pioneer tables so if I bother going I might take a peak. Wouldn't get it even if I wasn't broke but it seems interesting. I think someone mentioned it in this thread.
 

 

[yeahx]

Last night just for the "fun" of it I decided to take the cartridge off the JVC and try to put it on the Technics SL 1300 to test it out for a while. It seems to work fine apart from the middle barely missing on auto start but Im guessing that has something to do with cartridge alignment? With the current headshell there is no room for adjustment anyways. I might keep it hooked up a while for something different. I do like my JVC L-F101, just too bad there is almost no info online about it.
 
Took a pic from the worst side again just as a contrast to others in this thread.

 I also took off the bottom last night to see about rewiring the tonearm and maybe painting the base but it looks a lot more complicated than the videos of the 1200 I watched. Bad lighting because its overcast and I don't have a light near my set up.
 

 

[]eep]

Here is another one with an Audio Technica cart. It is true DIY made by Hayarobi at the 2014 Seoul Brick Pop Art Exhibition.



It it fully working with amp and speakers.

 

[yeahx]

I think I actually posted that back before I had any tables to post and lately people have been finding it again but I never noticed the cartridge on it!

 

[parbaked]

More of an ottoman than table...

 

[Greyson]

That's just about the worst thing i've ever seen.

 

[]eep]

That is messed up. What an idiotic way to f#ck up a $8000 chair (I want an Eames but it is just sooo expensive, and got nowhere to put it).

 

[Greyson]

That is messed up. What an idiotic way to f#ck up a $8000 chair (I want an Eames but it is just sooo expensive, and got nowhere to put it).

 
Looks like a knockoff. The tops of the legs arn't chromed and the leather looks cheap, plus the dimensions are off.

 

[parbaked]

That is messed up. What an idiotic way to f#ck up a $8000 chair (I want an Eames but it is just sooo expensive, and got nowhere to put it).

Sorry you have to pay so much there Jeep. MSRP is only $3700 in the US...but the new ones are not as nice as the vintage rosewood with down cushions...

   
Looks like a knockoff. The tops of the legs arn't chromed and the leather looks cheap, plus the dimensions are off.

I think it was a vintage Plycraft knockoff from the 70s.  No leather...just vinyl or "kunstleder" as I like to call it.

  That's just about the worst thing i've ever seen.

It wasn't very comfy either...

 

[alan_g]

 

[bbophead]

Nice!  Looks like the real deal.

 

[Redcarmoose]

Here is another one with an Audio Technica cart. It is true DIY made by Hayarobi at the 2014 Seoul Brick Pop Art Exhibition.



It it fully working with amp and speakers.

Legos are a pain to step on, glad he put em to good use.