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To add to the Omega pics. Inherited from my Father.

Right on @SnowmaNick. I still wear the watch my folks gave me as a high school graduation present in 1968. 😳

Actually, it sounds quite real but it should for the price. Speakers - $150k, Transrotor ’table w/ Reed arm and Air Tight cartridge north of $60k, Soulution 727 preamp w/ phono module $90k, VAC amps $75k, very expensive Tara Labs wiring loom ???k. Lots of other gear pictured is of the same price...

Have you had a chance to hear the Clarisys speakers yet? Carl has them sounding really great now.

Funny, that’s my neighbor who doesn’t even own a stereo although he is giving it some thought now.

How about three of them?

This is the system I listened to on New Years Day. Sounded good.

If this was posted because of the open box price reduction, I’m pretty certain that Carl Jerritts of Apex Audio of Denver can do better than that.

Is this a modern day repress?

We have proof of that every time NASCAR runs a road course. Makes Mad Max movies look tame.

Deep Purple. Not as deep as I remembered. Show us your deepest Purple!

Light purple. Not a comment about the music.

I asked as your purchase reminded me of my first and last tube power amp experience back in 1990. I was able to home demo a Conrad Johnson MV50 and thoroughly enjoyed it matched with my CJ PV8 preamp and Spica Angelus speakers. Looking to the future, I asked the dealer about tube replacement...

I know you just took delivery of the EVO but have you checked the price of a replacement set of OEM tubes yet?

That’s a lie.

Like a worthy Broadway play or good sex, these two ragas take you on a ride worth enjoying. Starting out gently with adventurous probing that helps focus the mind then picking up speed and adding more muscular tempo as they move forward and get the groove on. Then you can see the musicians...

Saw Idris at the 1982 or 3 Telluride Jazz Festival. He was in the house band so we got to enjoy his work for two solid days. Groovemeister! Wife reminded me that Ron Carter was the bassist and George Cables was on piano. Horns rotated in and out and Sonny Rollins joined in.

Before BB starting performing sitting down. Oh my God, the screams will take your ears off in a good way and Lucille just stings, stings, STINGS! Edit: just looked this up on cogs and surprise surprise it was mastered by none other than RL - Robert Ludwig on the original pressing which this is...