Something Old Something NewHalcro,I don't know. I guess it would all come down to how the bearing well is supported with respect to the structural rim, and how the outer housing was connected to that same structural rim ... posted over 13 years ago | View comment | |
Something Old Something NewHalcro, you're right.The CL-P1 is here and the legged Victor TT is posted over 13 years ago | View comment | |
Something Old Something NewHalcro,The CL-P1 is a heavy multi-layer wood-veneered plinth shown here[/here].The "nude" mounting ... posted over 13 years ago | View comment | |
Albert Porter's SystemGodzilla999,But... there are still a bunch of them around, and some of those manufacturers actively service their best tables. I know from experience that Pioneer services the Exclusive tables ... posted over 13 years ago | View comment | |
Albert Porter's SystemGozilla999,Nope. No more SP-10-series tables since the mid-1980s. posted over 13 years ago | View comment | |
Albert Porter's SystemOops. Re-reading that, I want to re-phrase the first paragraph. I meant to say that despite your already having great tables/arms/carts/isolation tables (I really, really dig your TT stands) and ev... posted over 13 years ago | View comment | |
Albert Porter's SystemAlbert,Despite having great tables, arms, carts, isolation tables, not to mention amplification/speakers/room/etc, I hope that your comments that everything is better with the vibraplane will r... posted over 13 years ago | View comment | |
Something Old Something NewHalcro,The TT-81 is a very nice motor. You will need a 240V step-up, not a 220V stepup. Those are available on ebay I expect. As to suggestions, I expect the "test" will be va... posted over 13 years ago | View comment | |
Mike Lavigne's SystemMike, It could be worse... it could be P N J Geiger - perhaps more classically oriented but some might say SERIOUSLY ahead of his time... :^) posted almost 14 years ago | View comment | |
Apogees in the HouseI did have to ask. I just got one. Anxiously waiting its arrival.Can you describe what your mods did to the sound?The 0.1uF caps are shunts? Did those add (or take away) something? Mayb... posted almost 14 years ago | View comment | |
Apogees in the HouseHi Ptmconsulting,Great system you have here - lots of effort to make things better. One question: is your Trumpet still stock? posted almost 14 years ago | View comment | |
big hornsHerman/Bruce, That looks great and must sound awesome. Someday I'd love to get the 45Hz-180Hz on mine like that, but it will be a while before I have a mancave which will allow me to do that. posted about 14 years ago | View comment | |
big hornsThanks. Oops. My question on "source" was more of a "where did you get them" question. Did you make them? Are they made by someone else? They're huge! I love'em!Thanks f... posted about 14 years ago | View comment | |
big hornsHerman, what is the source for the big horns? And how did/do you time-align them? posted about 14 years ago | View comment | |
Horns, Tubes, and a 60lb PlatterDdriveman,Thanks. The P3, DP-100, SP-10Mk3, and PS-X9 are all great. Other people have done the SP-10Mk2 better than I have done mine. The SP-10Mk3 stock is better than the Mk2. I think that bo... posted about 14 years ago | View comment | |
Albert Porter's SystemAlbert,I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the difference between the Kubotek and the AirTight carts when you are have put everything together. And how did you source the Kubotek? posted about 14 years ago | View comment | |
Pure analog Jadis boyMore than a passing resemblance to Spongebob Squarepants and Yosemite Sam too? :^) posted about 14 years ago | View comment | |
Pure analog Jadis boyI have a JF-1 but haven't yet set it up. One needs two 2-channel power amps or 2 pairs of monoblocks. The top three channels are run through the passive. I can forward the original manual of the JF... posted about 14 years ago | View comment | |
Pure analog Jadis boyJadisboy,Congratulations on your speakers. I hope you are enjoying them as much as I do. Johnk,The mid-bass horn is 68cm wide at the widest inside point just near the top. A... posted about 14 years ago | View comment | |
Horns, Tubes, and a 60lb PlatterIt will take me a bit of digging to find the driver complement but I'll get there. As I remember, it is not terribly impressive and I remember thinking one could do better. Don't think the tweeter ... posted about 14 years ago | View comment | |
Horns, Tubes, and a 60lb PlatterJohnk, Basically, the big Magicos are a "something-like-a-clone" of the Eurythmies except the bass is handled differently. The bass on the Eurythmies is not efficient like the rest of... posted about 14 years ago | View comment | |
I'm a Basket CasePhoton46, I like that one too. If you see it in person, it would amaze you. Of the basketmakers noted above, only the last three basketmakers (Uematsu-san, Matsumoto-san, and Tanioka-san) are alive... posted over 14 years ago | View comment | |
I'm a Basket CaseDouglas,Believe it or not, a basketmaker named Wada Waiichisai (probably the third in the line, the first one of whom was Tanabe Chikuunsai's original teacher) made a console stereo cas... posted over 14 years ago | View comment | |
Albert Porter Technics SP10 MK3 ProjectI, Albert, on the other hand, would be interested in finding someone who could take the schematic of a Mk3 power supply/controller and make a new one from scratch (I would take care of the box). posted over 14 years ago | View comment | |
Horns, Tubes, and a 60lb PlatterHiendtoend,Thanks for the advice. Tough for me to find AudioNote here (at least affordably so) and am looking into other amplification solutions.Vernneal,I am not sure of the meanin... posted over 14 years ago | View comment |