Lots of room for more!All of this makes my vinyl spin, as well as my head. The expansion project nears it's final stages. And to the question "how big of a collection do you need?" This is it, this is max capacity, with purges as needed. A line had to be drawn
Side note, all Kallax units are not created equal
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Lot's of room for............divorce
Those cubbies will not fill themselves. But yeah take care of those who put up with our madness.Lot's of room for............divorce
I meant you have plenty of space for those mono rekerds nowAll of this makes my vinyl spin, as well as my head. The expansion project nears it's final stages. And to the question "how big of a collection do you need?" This is it, this is max capacity, with purges as needed. A line had to be drawn
Side note, all Kallax units are not created equal
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Im selling the majority of the records if I do.And we're done, this process has solidified my thoughts that I'm never moving
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If I ever have to move, ya, I'm with you, there would be a major purging.
I found it to be true removing the dust cover from the 'table improves the sound, when I was making R2R tapes for a few bars way back when. A more open sound, if you will.
I have an orbit, but the way I installed my shelf requires that I take the cover off every time.
EAT looks cool, @AnthonyI! I may have missed a detailed post on it in another thread as I'm a very sporadic visitor these days (hey everybody, think of the board often!) but are the arm and motor Pro-Ject I assume?
Hey! How are you and yours doing? We were worried a couple weeks ago!!!
We got so lucky. I'm actually just south of Asheville. A piece of our fence came down, was honestly probably on its way out anyway, and unbelievably thats it. No power for a week and sporadic internet for about 2.5 weeks, but we're a ok, and our water has been fine for a while now too - we're on a different water system from Asheville. All my friends down here are just fine and accounted for. Worst of it was one of my friends' house had 3 trees come down on it, but it's all fixable, and all that matters is they're alright.
From everything I was able to find out they share a few components, the sub platter bearing assembly and dust cover hinges. It's manufactured at the Pro-Ject factory, but outside of that, it's its own design and engineering using "better" materials/components.
Looks great. I’m planning on living (or at least owning) the house I’m in until I die. Let my kids deal with it all.And we're done, this process has solidified my thoughts that I'm never moving
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