Schnarpf
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Post A Photograph Of Your Turntable
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I did know that. :rolleyes: I can sing beautifully, it's just the way it comes out of my throat that is so awful. 
Here's another enigma: my racingbike is a Rose (in dutch=pink) yet it's matte white. I like to buy smart.
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Here's one more, different pink
Here's another enigma: my racingbike is a Rose (in dutch=pink) yet it's matte white. I like to buy smart.
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Here's one more, different pink
esteboune
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Hi all!
i'm very glad to post those 2 pictures of my 1st turntable system ever!
i hesitated for months, and wasn't sure if this way of enjoying music was for me.
Well, yesterday i bought:
1. Pro-Ject rpm 1 carbon
2. Pro-Ject Tube Box DS
3. 4 records!
I also bought a brush, ordered a cork mat, and a clamp.
here a the pictures!
I'm absolutely delighted!
i'm very glad to post those 2 pictures of my 1st turntable system ever!
i hesitated for months, and wasn't sure if this way of enjoying music was for me.
Well, yesterday i bought:
1. Pro-Ject rpm 1 carbon
2. Pro-Ject Tube Box DS
3. 4 records!
I also bought a brush, ordered a cork mat, and a clamp.
here a the pictures!
I'm absolutely delighted!
bbophead
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As you should be. Congratulations!
Quinto
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Hi all!
i'm very glad to post those 2 pictures of my 1st turntable system ever!
i hesitated for months, and wasn't sure if this way of enjoying music was for me.
Well, yesterday i bought:
1. Pro-Ject rpm 1 carbon
2. Pro-Ject Tube Box DS
3. 4 records!
I also bought a brush, ordered a cork mat, and a clamp.
here a the pictures!
I'm absolutely delighted!
Very cool!! congratulations!
13713
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I found this gem today. It was to hard to say no.
Sota Nova V vacuum with a SME 3 arm and Benz micro S.
Sota Nova V vacuum with a SME 3 arm and Benz micro S.
bbophead
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Very nice!
You "found" it?
You "found" it?
13713
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Yeah on Craigslist. I paid over the asking price as it was deeply discounted and he was the original owner with all the paperwork
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That Sota is really awesome. Although I associate finding rather with a dusty attic or the forgotten top shelf of some old store closing up, for free or bargain basement price. This looks very well taken care of.
Talking of finds: yesterday there was a bunch of new stuff coming in at the charity thriftstore. I found some very nice LP's in excellent condition. Firts edition Columbia 10", HMV ALP, London LL, a Vox box, RCA's (dynagroove). Some were deemed 'unworthy' but I rescued them from the garbage. Ranging in genre from What to WTH... let's try it first. That's how I found Amalia Rodrigues the first time; a true fado gem!
So yesterday evening I played Rhoda Scott (on Barclay). That was in the category OMG... Hammond Organ! :basshead: The funky way! And fun too.
Peter Nero, mono Dynagroove. Sound: outstanding. Genre: Jazz/classic crossover with stand-up undertones. A lot of fun to listen to.
Amalia Rodrigues: don't underestimate those 10" discs. Very fine sound, although mono. A true sense of (timemachine) presence. Just like the Mozart Figaro Karajan 10".
I haven't listened to the other musical/operette freebees yet.
Today I went to another one, and they had new stuff too. Since I already spent €10 yesterday I intended not to buy much, but they had some serious jazz records. For the first time ever, that I remember. They were less cheap @ €3, but still a 'find'. And 3 French Decca LXT and HMV (LVdsM) and a nice Philips mono plum label. So again €10. But I just couldn't leave them behind.
I find this quite a lot of finds in 2 days.
Talking of finds: yesterday there was a bunch of new stuff coming in at the charity thriftstore. I found some very nice LP's in excellent condition. Firts edition Columbia 10", HMV ALP, London LL, a Vox box, RCA's (dynagroove). Some were deemed 'unworthy' but I rescued them from the garbage. Ranging in genre from What to WTH... let's try it first. That's how I found Amalia Rodrigues the first time; a true fado gem!
So yesterday evening I played Rhoda Scott (on Barclay). That was in the category OMG... Hammond Organ! :basshead: The funky way! And fun too.
Peter Nero, mono Dynagroove. Sound: outstanding. Genre: Jazz/classic crossover with stand-up undertones. A lot of fun to listen to.
Amalia Rodrigues: don't underestimate those 10" discs. Very fine sound, although mono. A true sense of (timemachine) presence. Just like the Mozart Figaro Karajan 10".
I haven't listened to the other musical/operette freebees yet.
Today I went to another one, and they had new stuff too. Since I already spent €10 yesterday I intended not to buy much, but they had some serious jazz records. For the first time ever, that I remember. They were less cheap @ €3, but still a 'find'. And 3 French Decca LXT and HMV (LVdsM) and a nice Philips mono plum label. So again €10. But I just couldn't leave them behind.
I find this quite a lot of finds in 2 days.
bbophead
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That's a fabulous haul! Love Rhoda Scott but then, I'm a jazz organ nut.
bbophead
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Speaking of jazz organ, this came out new in 2010. I'm sure it's a digital master but WTH, I like it anyway. The Doctor is one of my fav B3 masters.
Here's another digital master on vinyl of the great Joey D.
Here's another digital master on vinyl of the great Joey D.
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Garrard 440M
I couldn't pass it up for $20. It doesn't sound nearly as good as my lowly Realistic linear tracker. Though all i did with the Garrard is look at the stylus with a microscope and plug it in. I think its in amazing shape to be 40 years old. I don't know that I'll keep it. I'll probably gift it to a friend as a starter table.
I couldn't pass it up for $20. It doesn't sound nearly as good as my lowly Realistic linear tracker. Though all i did with the Garrard is look at the stylus with a microscope and plug it in. I think its in amazing shape to be 40 years old. I don't know that I'll keep it. I'll probably gift it to a friend as a starter table.
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Looks like an automatic disc changer? And you can play 78's. And it looks in very good condition. Amazingly good.
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Using this setup for my collection of used records which is not bad sounding for all 2nd hand gear. Pioneer pl115d with a sure m44-7.
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