Fretbuzz
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Can't seem to find that... Probably being think but will keep trying... Thanks
System Pics 2020
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krenzler
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Theo
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You must still be hunting for the 7-layer carbon/boron HS-07J headshell?
You're correct of course
Those really do go for for silly money...The Oyaide Carbon headshell is a fine substitute though.
krenzler
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I love how every little detail on these vintage TOTL designs were engineered to the max.
"The headshell is a seven layer design. Carbon and Boron were used to make this laminate. Each laminate layer has opposing fiber directions. The result is excellent resonance cancelation."
"The headshell is a seven layer design. Carbon and Boron were used to make this laminate. Each laminate layer has opposing fiber directions. The result is excellent resonance cancelation."
htm_1968
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The way I got this was to click on download all sizes (a downward pointing arrow on the right of screen under the image) which puts me into a screen with various image size options. Then I right click on the image and select 'copy image location'. Going back to PFM I click on the little picture next to the emoij menu above the text box. Past the url for the image location in the box that appears after you click on the picture and follow the instructions. It appears very hard but it is easy enough once you've done it a couple of times.
Interesting looking turntable BTW. Very nice looking thing compared to my oil rig SME.
Dougie2404
cranky old git
Leather finish?
Fretbuzz
pfm Member
Yes, that worked - thank you. Bit convoluted innit!
The way I got this was to click on download all sizes (a downward pointing arrow on the right of screen under the image) which puts me into a screen with various image size options. Then I right click on the image and select 'copy image location'. Going back to PFM I click on the little picture next to the emoij menu above the text box. Past the url for the image location in the box that appears after you click on the picture and follow the instructions. It appears very hard but it is easy enough once you've done it a couple of times.
Interesting looking turntable BTW. Very nice looking thing compared to my oil rig SME.
Cheers - it's a Gold Note Bellavista, and does have a quite a cool presence. Perspex lid too normally, lifted off.
Fretbuzz
pfm Member
Yes!
htm_1968
pfm Member
It is a faff to do it the first time. After that it is fairly straightforward. There may be easier ways to navigate Flickr, but I've not found them.
Is that a Pass Labs clone you have? It looks fairly beefy for the ANs. You have done a nice job hiding the cables BTW.
Gervais Cote
Predator
Can’t decide which one is the nicest !Analogue Seduction...
Gervais Cote
Predator
Is the turntable on a cutting board ? If yes, thanks a lot for the trick,I have a ton of these (or maybe I should say my wife has) and didn’t know how to use them elsewhere !
Fretbuzz
pfm Member
Indeed - bamboo chopping board atop some wrought iron brackets. Must say I was quite chuffed with that
ArtK
Lovin’ life!
I would love to know what the whole system is.
Fretbuzz
pfm Member
Gold Note Bellavista turntable, Audio Note IQ3, Cambridge CDP as transport in to Chord Mojo (out of view in pics), Croft 25R phono, First Watt M2 clone, Audio Note AN-E/D.
Hoopsontoast
pfm Member
Only a small change, the Micro Seiki has been sold so a quick tidy-up of the system. The AT33PTG/II is sounding good on the Mycro which has now had a new set of springs and a general clean-up!
Still searching for some larger speakers, not 100% decided yet, see what comes up.
System by Robert Seymour, on Flickr
System by Robert Seymour, on Flickr
Still searching for some larger speakers, not 100% decided yet, see what comes up.
System by Robert Seymour, on Flickr
System by Robert Seymour, on Flickr
Cereal Killer
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When i had a B60 my favourite combo was ProAc, 1SC. Having owned the (new) SM100s for a few years (until going DIY) would imagine they'd be just the right speaker.
Amber Audio
This is the Day
I was gonna suggest he looks out for some ProAcs
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