Hi,

My compliments on the very nice system that you have assembled, I particularly like the Acoustic Signature turntable and Copulare stand. Could you possibly tell me a little more about the turntable, I already know that it is a one-of-a-kind but I was hoping I could talk A-S into building another one "for a price". Can you mount multiple tonearms as on the other A-S turntables? Is there a third support tower in the middle rear? Is the motor freestanding or is it supported on a tower attached to the turntable chassis? Do you think that this turntable would be suitable with a linear tracking tonearm like the Kuzma Air Line or AirTangent? Have you tried the Boston Audio Design carbon record mat with your A-S? Sorry for all of the questions. Thanks and happy listening.
Aaron

drajreynolds July 04, 2006 20:20

Thanks for taking a look. This table is one that was built specially for CES 2003. It is the only one of it's kind as far as I know . Soon thereafter Acoustic Sig was aquired. It has a Kuzma and a shelter 90x . We purchased it at the show. We distribute Piega and several other great brands. It sit's atop a customized Copulare Grand Porto that was also specially prepared for us that has real gold guilding adorning the towers and spikes and platforms. The stand has a hand inlaid Star of Arabia in rosewood laid in Pearwood. The combo is extrodinary. I've listened to every major table produced from Walkers to Rockports and this combo is the best. Absolutely black background with dynamics that will shake your brain. We are having fun now.

hififarm August 30, 2005 15:51

Great looking table. Did Gunther make it? I sometimes feel like my Mambo (see URL below for photo) is a "one of a kind" as I never see or hear of another anywhere. Mine is set up with a Tri Planar MKVII 'arm and a Shelter 90x cartridge and sounds better that any 'table I have ever heard. I think the only reason why their 'tables are not more popular is poor U.S. distribution and perhaps poor manufacturer support.

http://cgim.audiogon.com/i/vs/i/f/1109972702.jpg

bikeman August 30, 2005 10:22