I have a difficult time following this logic.
Maybe they use a viscoelastic/damping glue between layers?
I’ve been running one for almost two years in one of my systems. I had it upstairs after I sold my brother-in-law my restored AR. Then I sold my VPI and moved the Rega down there when I got my Feickert about a year ago. I like to experiment/play with new equipment, so stuff tends to rotate.
Definitely something you could find on Herbie's site.
Elmer’s.
Ooooh. Everyone knows “white glue” is three times as good, and five times more expensive, than “green glue.” Millions of kindergartners can’t be wrong!
Also great for cleaning super dirty records according to Reddit.Buddy - I’ll even upgrade you to beige glue!
It do work. But the annoyance and the per-disc cost isn't great.
No, you did not just do that!Buddy - I’ll even upgrade you to beige glue!
Whatcha need?
Everything available for the Pioneer RT-1050 kind sir!
Definitely still in production. Not sure on distribution but we have a shop here that's a big Linn dealer. Differences are parts since it basically modular and virtually every single part can be upgraded.
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See your reel to reel thread.
One of my locals recently picked Linn up and have an LP12 on active display. (Soundings in Greenwood Village, CO)Definitely still in production. Not sure on distribution but we have a shop here that's a big Linn dealer. Differences are parts since it basically modular and virtually every single part can be upgraded.
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Linn components have been a cornerstone of our store’s recommended products and systems since we opened Audio Concepts here in Dallas nearly 30 years ago.
