DougD
500+ Head-Fier
Yeah but it's not a turntable. It's a "record playback system". So the pricing is appropriate.
I've learned to never get the optional "semantic upgrade" kit.
Yeah but it's not a turntable. It's a "record playback system". So the pricing is appropriate.
Isn't that for the AKM card models?I was just looking at the Schiit B-Stock/Closeout page. It's showing the Asgard 3 as a Closeout product! What gives? An Asgard 4 due soon?
Asgard 3 with 4490, Asgard 3 page with ESS or multibit is still in stock/production it seems - another AKM bites the dust.I was just looking at the Schiit B-Stock/Closeout page. It's showing the Asgard 3 as a Closeout product! What gives? An Asgard 4 due soon?
Thanks for the quick answer, I'm trying to learn a bit about tubes. I knew I could count on the experts here to set me straight.Yup. Freya+, Saga+, and Lyr 3 (though not the OG Lyr or Lyr 2).
Few here could lift it. Many years ago my son and I went to a nice high end shoppe and they had a similar 'table set on top of pedestal weighing, I believe, just over 500 lbs. Its purpose? To prevent anything less than an earth quake from "upsetting" playback. Sheesh!My favorite quote from the review--
The Nagra Reference Anniversary Turntable weighs 176 pounds and costs $175,000 or about $1000 a pound. In the exclusive world of exotic turntables, despite what appears to be the highest level of technology, materials and build quality, the price can rightly be called “lightweight”.
It does look like an amazing machine.
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ORT - The Grumpy
I'll raise my hand at the nerd comment. Worst lift I knowingly dealt with was a 3" Fisher Globe Valve with actuator up 3 flights of stairs (ballpark 57 kg/125 # according to the cut sheet I found before posting).Few here could lift it.
But where else will you find another turntable with a VU meter?Sorry, I am in a mood and that 'table kinda sorta pushed me over, LOL! And that turn table is F U G L Y. To me.
When I saw that it included a VU Meter, I could hear Admiral Akbar say, "Toad! It's a TRAP!"But where else will you find another turntable with a VU meter?
The thing I wonder about is that I don't think Nagra has ever produced a turntable before. Nobody ever gets a new type of product completely right the very first time.
I'm in a class all by myself.Was @Ripper2860 in your class?
My favorite quote from the review--
The Nagra Reference Anniversary Turntable weighs 176 pounds and costs $175,000 or about $1000 a pound. In the exclusive world of exotic turntables, despite what appears to be the highest level of technology, materials and build quality, the price can rightly be called “lightweight”.
It does look like an amazing machine.
Audiophiles don't listen to music. They listen to sounds emanating from playing music. Audiophyllia has nothing to do with music appreciation.Few here could lift it. Many years ago my son and I went to a nice high end shoppe and they had a similar 'table set on top of pedestal weighing, I believe, just over 500 lbs. Its purpose? To prevent anything less than an earth quake from "upsetting" playback. Sheesh!
Silly sales people. I could move that thing with ease. But that was then and in the now, I am in my twilight. Still I could lift and press this table over head but that would only prove my ego is almost as big as those that created this thing. Of course the folks there said they had heavier platforms that I could not move. Ooookaaaaay!
I just do not under stand frAudiophiles and their mind less proclivities toward listening to music. It is as a cult for over weight nerds. They strain at a (digital) bit and swallow a lie and for what? To appear "better"? Nope. To take away the joy that is just listening to one's memories. Think about that.
Sorry, I am in a mood and that 'table kinda sorta pushed me over, LOL! And that turn table is F U G L Y. To me.
ORT - The Grumpy
That didn't translate well (as I hum a perverted version of a B52s song).Lovesac? Really?