mikebirtill
pfm Member
Im very happy with the analogue works turntableone ive just got. Really really well made.
Why on earth do you need a dealer to install a LP12? Service definitely and a good support too.
what's all the references to popcorn about?
If I had 1500 to spend on a TT set up, most likely destination would be a S/H Michell Gyro SE.
Michell are great to deal with for any set up / servicing issues, but in reality the Gyrodec is such a brilliantly designed and engineered bit of kit that there is very little risk in buying a good used example.
+2.If I had 1500 to spend on a TT set up, most likely destination would be a S/H Michell Gyro SE.
Michell are great to deal with for any set up / servicing issues, but in reality the Gyrodec is such a brilliantly designed and engineered bit of kit that there is very little risk in buying a good used example.
Im very happy with the analogue works turntableone ive just got. Really really well made.
Nice project to be starting ...
Is it your first?
What's the rest of the system?
Have you got a phono already - or is it out of that price?
Not exactly sure on British pricing but a Michell Gyrodec SE is lovely with a Rega arm and the previously recommended Dynavector DV 20. If more than £1500 I'd save up. Not just beautiful sounding but a joy to look at.
Popcorn alert!
If you buy a Gyro SE with Rega arm and the best cartridge you can afford on your budget you will soon be in trouble.
(i) You will hear someone with a Michell TecnoArm (or better for much more money), which is a quantum leap above the Rega. It will be hard to resist.
(ii) You will hear someone with an HR power supply, which provides an irresistable improvement to performance.
Your budget will be totally blown by then. But you'll be hearing some remarkable sounds.