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I have a parasound 2 channel amp that's really nice. Very neutral and smooth.0
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I got a family discount. Otherwise I’d never be able to afford it. Played some war on drugs and Brian Fallon and was blown away by the sound. Excited to play so much more stuff now0
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After mounting it in that plinth, the turntable was hella buzzy initially. After I fiddled with the wiring in the tonearm, and gave the needle a little more downforce and it was stone quiet.
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anything to distract...Bristow 05132010 to Amsterdam 2 061320180
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and YO I just discovered headphone amplification. Jesus.Bristow 05132010 to Amsterdam 2 061320180
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I'd like to know about Ed's new setup.
I know theres some McIntosh gear. Can't remember what table he had. There was a glimpse of one briefly on his wife's IG. But that McIntosh stuff stands out because of its light color.
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That speaker behind him is no joke.Bristow 05132010 to Amsterdam 2 061320180
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Finally!!!! After over 20 years of not having a turntable I finally got my speakers today and got to set this up. I know it’s nothing close to audiophile, but I am thrilled with it. I am listening to one of my albums now that hasn’t seen the light of day since the 90s. So excited to listen to all my vinyl. They have been ignored for too long
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And I loved that Met exhibit.Post edited by dankind onI SAW PEARL JAM0 -
Sperry fan!!!GlowGirl said:Finally!!!! After over 20 years of not having a turntable I finally got my speakers today and got to set this up. I know it’s nothing close to audiophile, but I am thrilled with it. I am listening to one of my albums now that hasn’t seen the light of day since the 90s. So excited to listen to all my vinyl. They have been ignored for too long
Congrats on coming back to analog. What album did you bring out after all these years? My album that I first spun after years of digital was a compilation called Give Me Back. Man it was great hearing that album again.
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That Sperry book is gorgeous. The first album I listened to yesterday was the Beatles Red 1962-1966. My reason for that was somewhat sentimental. My parents bought me that album for my 8th birthday, and it was my first real record (outside of little kids records). So, I thought it should be first. After that, I spun Gigaton, Who's Next, and REM Document. Today, I think I might go for some Zeppelin, and maybe some Cure. Maybe some Pearl Jam Unplugged since I just got that one on vinyl. I don't know. My album collection is not super extensive (maybe 125 records). So lots of vinyl shopping to do.tempo_n_groove said:
Sperry fan!!!GlowGirl said:Finally!!!! After over 20 years of not having a turntable I finally got my speakers today and got to set this up. I know it’s nothing close to audiophile, but I am thrilled with it. I am listening to one of my albums now that hasn’t seen the light of day since the 90s. So excited to listen to all my vinyl. They have been ignored for too long
Congrats on coming back to analog. What album did you bring out after all these years? My album that I first spun after years of digital was a compilation called Give Me Back. Man it was great hearing that album again.
So please @GlowGirl do tell!
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Awesome!GlowGirl said:
That Sperry book is gorgeous. The first album I listened to yesterday was the Beatles Red 1962-1966. My reason for that was somewhat sentimental. My parents bought me that album for my 8th birthday, and it was my first real record (outside of little kids records). So, I thought it should be first. After that, I spun Gigaton, Who's Next, and REM Document. Today, I think I might go for some Zeppelin, and maybe some Cure. Maybe some Pearl Jam Unplugged since I just got that one on vinyl. I don't know. My album collection is not super extensive (maybe 125 records). So lots of vinyl shopping to do.tempo_n_groove said:
Sperry fan!!!GlowGirl said:Finally!!!! After over 20 years of not having a turntable I finally got my speakers today and got to set this up. I know it’s nothing close to audiophile, but I am thrilled with it. I am listening to one of my albums now that hasn’t seen the light of day since the 90s. So excited to listen to all my vinyl. They have been ignored for too long
Congrats on coming back to analog. What album did you bring out after all these years? My album that I first spun after years of digital was a compilation called Give Me Back. Man it was great hearing that album again.
So please @GlowGirl do tell!
I have had to do some serious cleaning to my older records. When you're younger you don't know much so a cleaning I did!
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That Beatles album I played yesterday was not the same one my parents gave me. I still have that one (for sentimentality), but also had to get a new one. Not only did I not take care of my albums when I was 8, but thought the way to wash them was under the taptempo_n_groove said:
Awesome!GlowGirl said:
That Sperry book is gorgeous. The first album I listened to yesterday was the Beatles Red 1962-1966. My reason for that was somewhat sentimental. My parents bought me that album for my 8th birthday, and it was my first real record (outside of little kids records). So, I thought it should be first. After that, I spun Gigaton, Who's Next, and REM Document. Today, I think I might go for some Zeppelin, and maybe some Cure. Maybe some Pearl Jam Unplugged since I just got that one on vinyl. I don't know. My album collection is not super extensive (maybe 125 records). So lots of vinyl shopping to do.tempo_n_groove said:
Sperry fan!!!GlowGirl said:Finally!!!! After over 20 years of not having a turntable I finally got my speakers today and got to set this up. I know it’s nothing close to audiophile, but I am thrilled with it. I am listening to one of my albums now that hasn’t seen the light of day since the 90s. So excited to listen to all my vinyl. They have been ignored for too long
Congrats on coming back to analog. What album did you bring out after all these years? My album that I first spun after years of digital was a compilation called Give Me Back. Man it was great hearing that album again.
So please @GlowGirl do tell!
I have had to do some serious cleaning to my older records. When you're younger you don't know much so a cleaning I did!
. However, the ones I got in high school and college I did take good care of. My record player was crappy, which isn't good, but I had my little disc washer set - where the bottle of liquid fit into the wooden handled cleaning thingy. I used that religiously. When I played Who's Next yesterday (which I probably bought in 1983) I was expecting all kinds of crackles and skips - but it played beautifully. I am hoping most of the others will be in that kind of shape.
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The Beatles reissues, including the red and blue, are fantastic. All analog and really well done.GlowGirl said:
That Beatles album I played yesterday was not the same one my parents gave me. I still have that one (for sentimentality), but also had to get a new one. Not only did I not take care of my albums when I was 8, but thought the way to wash them was under the taptempo_n_groove said:
Awesome!GlowGirl said:
That Sperry book is gorgeous. The first album I listened to yesterday was the Beatles Red 1962-1966. My reason for that was somewhat sentimental. My parents bought me that album for my 8th birthday, and it was my first real record (outside of little kids records). So, I thought it should be first. After that, I spun Gigaton, Who's Next, and REM Document. Today, I think I might go for some Zeppelin, and maybe some Cure. Maybe some Pearl Jam Unplugged since I just got that one on vinyl. I don't know. My album collection is not super extensive (maybe 125 records). So lots of vinyl shopping to do.tempo_n_groove said:
Sperry fan!!!GlowGirl said:Finally!!!! After over 20 years of not having a turntable I finally got my speakers today and got to set this up. I know it’s nothing close to audiophile, but I am thrilled with it. I am listening to one of my albums now that hasn’t seen the light of day since the 90s. So excited to listen to all my vinyl. They have been ignored for too long
Congrats on coming back to analog. What album did you bring out after all these years? My album that I first spun after years of digital was a compilation called Give Me Back. Man it was great hearing that album again.
So please @GlowGirl do tell!
I have had to do some serious cleaning to my older records. When you're younger you don't know much so a cleaning I did! . However, the ones I got in high school and college I did take good care of. My record player was crappy, which isn't good, but I had my little disc washer set - where the bottle of liquid fit into the wooden handled cleaning thingy. I used that religiously. When I played Who's Next yesterday (which I probably bought in 1983) I was expecting all kinds of crackles and skips - but it played beautifully. I am hoping most of the others will be in that kind of shape. 0 -
linear tracking tt better than seivel tonearm tt?
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