My sony PS-Q7 wich i actually got from my dad like 2 years ago when i bought a Metallica Black Album LP just because im a huge fan. This thing was in the top drawer of the closet in its original box and i was like :O but the needle had to be replaced after that i cant say much about it is great.
I suppose I'll pop in with another question--do any of you rip your vinyl? I'm hearing odd artifacts in the rips, which I can probably attribute to the soundcard on my Mac. At least I'm guessing. What else could it be?
I don't really know how to describe it, but it's like the sound at 39 seconds in this video. Exactly like the iphone tone called "digital."
Oh, wow, I just checked my CD copy of the vinyl in question and the noises are there if you listen closely. Must be poor recording quality. Still, I'm curious as to why these are there, but it's probably not fit for this thread.
My sony PS-Q7 wich i actually got from my dad like 2 years ago when i bought a Metallica Black Album LP just because im a huge fan. This thing was in the top drawer of the closet in its original box and i was like :O but the needle had to be replaced after that i cant say much about it is great.
it is cool well maybe when i get more LPs i can enjoy it more
I has a headphone jack with volume control so its great for private listening (so much win)
Yeah i would love to post a picture of mine but it is yet to be delivered so bad luck on my part but as soon as i get it and set it up and decide weather or not i like vinyl then i will post a picture of my (hopefully new pride and joy) turntable.
Yeah i would love to post a picture of mine but it is yet to be delivered so bad luck on my part but as soon as i get it and set it up and decide weather or not i like vinyl then i will post a picture of my (hopefully new pride and joy) turntable.
Thanks! The one thing I don't like about most TTs out today is that they don't come with a dust cover. Dust can be a real PITA when it piles up on the platter and plinth. Any small gust of wind kicks it all up, and it ends up on the record. I've actually thought about selling this one and trying out a Rega or Pro-Ject, or even a Music Hall. I used to own the MMF-5.1 before I got this Clearaudio, and I miss the dust cover greatly. There are companies that sell custom made dust covers, but the prices last time I looked were around $300, which is absolutely asinine for a clear fiberglass dustcover. I'll get an entirely new turntable before I spend that much on a dust cover.
Right around $230 for a Dust Cover. I wouldn't go buying a new TT just for a friggin dust cover. It the grand scheme of things it's not that much and chances are your new table wouldn't be up to snuff...but you'd have a dustcover...
Check Audiogon. That's where I'll be getting mine when my Notts comes in.
Thanks! The one thing I don't like about most TTs out today is that they don't come with a dust cover. Dust can be a real PITA when it piles up on the platter and plinth. Any small gust of wind kicks it all up, and it ends up on the record. I've actually thought about selling this one and trying out a Rega or Pro-Ject, or even a Music Hall. I used to own the MMF-5.1 before I got this Clearaudio, and I miss the dust cover greatly. There are companies that sell custom made dust covers, but the prices last time I looked were around $300, which is absolutely asinine for a clear fiberglass dustcover. I'll get an entirely new turntable before I spend that much on a dust cover.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
