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Thanks BOD but I'm keen to manual belt drive!

ps was listening to your FLAC of MOP last night, much nicer than my cd!

I'm getting a strange sense of deja vu. I seem to recall a 12 or 13 year-old Jaybee buying CDs before he possessed a CD player...

[quote="jaybee"]Thanks BOD but I'm keen to manual belt drive!

ps was listening to your FLAC of MOP last night, much nicer than my cd![/quote

Truly crankable alright. If I could get a Nak Dragon head unit for my car I`d be all over it. Metal on tape with no dolby at stupid levels is a great way to enjoy tunes :-)

http://www.adverts.ie/home-audio/system ... le/2617836

decent.

bod wrote:http://www.adverts.ie/home-audio/system ... le/2617836

decent.

I had seen that but am a little wary of something that age, when I can get an rpm5 and phonostage for not a whole lot more

Diapason wrote:I'm getting a strange sense of deja vu. I seem to recall a 12 or 13 year-old Jaybee buying CDs before he possessed a CD player...

It's a great impetus!!!

jaybee wrote:

bod wrote:http://www.adverts.ie/home-audio/system ... le/2617836

decent.

I had seen that but am a little wary of something that age, when I can get an rpm5 and phonostage for not a whole lot more

RPM5 looks nice alright. €700+ new though.

I missed one with a 2m red and a project phono box II se on wigwam for £230....

by about five minutes!



:-(

jaybee wrote:I missed one with a 2m red and a project phono box II se on wigwam for £230....

by about five minutes!



:-(

Probably just as well as apparently Pro-Ject tt's have a motor issue especially with the RPM5 due in particular to the heavy weight of the platter. I read about it earlier but cannot remember where! Something to do with hum,vibration and probably wow issues? Just be extra careful.....