[MorbidToaster]

It's on the higher end of my price range (like the cap) but with that new info on the cart it might jump to the top...Other than it being beautiful and me being a bit Marantz fan.
 
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It came with the ClearAudio Virtuoso Wood cart. That cart alone goes for $1,000 and it was included free with the TT-15. I think it blows his old Music Hall MMF-5 out of the water. The difference in sound quality is staggering. The MMF-5 had a Sumiko cart on it, but I don't remember the model.
 


 

 
 

 

[Zombie_X]

Music Direct includes the Virtuoso Wood cart for free with the order.
 
Also they have a dust cover for $300! Fricking nuts man! I could make one for 1/8 of that price.
 
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It's on the higher end of my price range (like the cap) but with that new info on the cart it might jump to the top...Other than it being beautiful and me being a bit Marantz fan.

 

 

[MorbidToaster]

Very true on the dust cover. Man that's tempting. If only I had money at the moment. lol
 
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Music Direct includes the Virtuoso Wood cart for free with the order.
 
Also they have a dust cover for $300! Fricking nuts man! I could make one for 1/8 of that price.
 


 

 
 

 

[TheWuss]

i spy a lot of wireworld in this pic.
and, of course, some robert aphrodite stuff as well. 

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[RexAeterna]

Also they have a dust cover for $300!

it better be bulletproof and bombproof or someones getting punched in the face(everyone knows i have to protect my favorite record when the world ends).

 

[Tilpo]

it better be bulletproof and bombproof or someones getting punched in the face(everyone knows i have to protect my favorite record when the world ends).

You're forgetting radiation proof, air tight, self-sterilizing, earthquake proof, and 'hufterproof' (Dutch word, means safe from vandalism).

You don't want your records to be safe from any harm. Even the slightest dust particle might change the sound signature!

 

[lxar]

My new setup: Flac--> amarra -->  benchmark dac1 pre --> Focal cms 50 nearfield monitors. The 650's are still here
 

 

[jtaylor991]

I don't know about you but I do...lol
 
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You're forgetting radiation proof, air tight, self-sterilizing, earthquake proof, and 'hufterproof' (Dutch word, means safe from vandalism).
You don't want your records to be safe from any harm. Even the slightest dust particle might change the sound signature!

 

 

[Tilpo]

I don't know about you but I do...lol
 


 

You got me.

Maybe I should have added immunity to typos to the list.

 

[RexAeterna]

worked on this little guy earlier i picked up few days ago:

the top picture is inside the 1980's H/K 770 power amp. dual-mono and completely discrete with two large Toroidal transformers for left and right channel. direct coupled. the preamp(bottom peice) is completely discrete as well. testing the SA5000 off the speaker outputs of the power amp(i always run headphones off of speaker outputs). this guy might be small but packing some serious punch and able to easily double it's output power with extra dynamic headroom to spare.

 

[calipilot227]

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You got me.
Maybe I should have added immunity to typos to the list.

Nah, save it for the computer rig thread 

 (or "Keyboard-fi" as it became recently)
 

 

[SixthFall]

Sorry bout the pics, don;'t know how to flip them. I just got the CD3 buffer and loving it!
 

 

[dagothur]

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Sorry bout the pics, don;'t know how to flip them. I just got the CD3 buffer and loving it!

Right click on image file -> Rotate clockwise
 

 

[SixthFall]

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Right click on image file -> Rotate clockwise
 

 DUHH! Thanks!

 

[Dr`Ken]

This is it at its current state.
Run down:
Sager NP8662 (notebook on the left side) -> Audio-GD FUN -> JH13
Main Rig (PC) -> NI Komplete Audio 6 -> KRK VXT8 + M-Audio SBX10
                                                        -> Sennheiser HD555