
That's quite the turntable!!!! But it looks to me like all it does compared to a $1000 turn table is have a really heavy platter, and a vacuum system to hold the record flat. I suppose the levitation system is cool, but I have to believe a bearing could hold the weight of that platter and still be smooth enough to not introduce growl/hum into the sound...
Nothing wrong with vinyl, it's like a car with a carb, sometimes it's more fun to go through the routine instead of just pushing "play".A boredom induced trip to Newbury Comics yielded an RCA discwasher toy and a couple of used CD's. I couldn't afford the vinyl. Good thing I had plenty at home. Fortunately for me there is a used record store in Pawtucket, RI called Luke's that is reasonable. So they had Radiohead for ~ $50. I'm not sure which one though. I'm had to do a search to find out that I recognize and like Karma Police. I don't know why I didn't pay more attention while I was there. Probably sticker shock. Chances are that I'll end up back there soon.
I can't believe I'm posting in the vinyl thread.![]()
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Nice thread! I'm more uber-newb than you though, I haven't even looked at new stylus'/needles or anything. I bought a Kenwood KD-3070 from fleabay last year and pickup a new album here or there.Hey Aaron,
Yeah I caught the part about you recently scoring the box set.
I'm not knocking vinyl ... anymore.
I'm an uber-newb though. You can read all about it here:
http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55035
Geeze Alex, of all people, even your so called knocks were polite and entertaining to read. *L*Hey Aaron,
Yeah I caught the part about you recently scoring the box set.
I'm not knocking vinyl ... anymore.
I'm an uber-newb though. You can read all about it here:
http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55035