Those amps are REALLY nice !Can you tell it's a bachelor pad? Have moved the gear round a few rooms in my new house and tried a few placements in this room. I think this suits me best because I can face the fire though that hearth needs a lick of paint....
SME30?Can you tell it's a bachelor pad? Have moved the gear round a few rooms in my new house and tried a few placements in this room. I think this suits me best because I can face the fire though that hearth needs a lick of paint....
Aye its a 20
In 2020 I decided to try the new EAR Phonobox for Koetsu Urushi m/c instead of using the m/c phono inside Devialet Expert.
I also bought an Origin Live Aladdin Mk2 medium output cartridge for use on a Jelco 850 that replaced a Jelco 750. The OL is a badged SoundSmith Zephyr Mk3 and is a complete joy.
Also bought a pair of Wilson Sabrina at the end of the year. My wife's choice. A really good pair of speakers.
It’s fine on something like the Target tt2 shelf into brick but dry wall, lath and plaster and you’d be asking for it. One drawback of using a table or rack is that the SME’s high mass will raise the centre of gravity of the support enough to make lateral movement a potential problem. I got it to jump by accidentally moving my hand on the table during set up this week.
Can you tell it's a bachelor pad? Have moved the gear round a few rooms in my new house and tried a few placements in this room. I think this suits me best because I can face the fire though that hearth needs a lick of paint....
It’s fine on something like the Target tt2 shelf into brick but dry wall, lath and plaster and you’d be asking for it. One drawback of using a table or rack is that the SME’s high mass will raise the centre of gravity of the support enough to make lateral movement a potential problem. I got it to jump by accidentally moving my hand on the table during set up this week.
It doesn't, at least not on a concrete floor. Mine is "slumming it"
on top of four shelves of Atacama Equinox (entry-level tripod version). Vinyl just becomes a faff, I hardly buy it these days as I get great results from CD. I probably play my LP12 once a week at most.It doesn't, at least not on a concrete floor. Mine is "slumming it"
Since I went dCS for digital it's feeling a little abandoned.
Likewise but rather than bob back and forth during a session I tend to do a vinyl weekend or full evening, streaming is way more convenient and great for try before you buy and discovering new artists. Some of the vinyl is poor quality but a lot is really good, flat and quiet, it is getting more expensive though.It's the "faff" that I enjoy mate
Yes have bought only 1 digital disk in last 2 years - Steven Wilson Blu Ray, on the other hand I've bought a shedload of vinyl since I started shielding last Feb. Some from Disogs has been less than pleasing, they are often “generous” with their mint assessment. Most new vinyl has been decent, only a few poor with pressings/cosmetic issues needing returned.
