LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
This needs a One Step
Damn. Looks sweet!I have two completely vintage all-Sansui systems, both with SR-838 turntables, but this one using an AU-111 and SP-3500s:
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What tonearm are you using?I don’t think I’ve ever shared my setup, so…
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VPI Aries 1, currently with a Dynavector 10x5 (while the Soundsmith is getting retipped)
Sutherland 20/20 phono preamp
Primaluna Dialogue Premium Integrated
Focal Chorus 826v towers (w/IsoAcoustic Gaia III’s)
Interconnects and speaker cables are from SignalCable
Buying used has gotten me an incredible system for a bit less than half of what it would cost new.
It’s the stock arm that came with the Aries, the first JMW 10. I hear good things about the 3D arms, but I find it hard to justify the cost.What tonearm are you using?
May 2023:4 years seems both a long time and a short time, I guess the good news is the "drastic" changes are slowing down
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...............June 2023, divorce.
More equipment!...............June 2023, divorce.
Where did you get that unit for your equipment and music storage?4 years seems both a long time and a short time, I guess the good news is the "drastic" changes are slowing down
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To dream. I don't expect I'll ever have £13,000 to blow on a turntable, but if I win the lottery, I want one!
To dream. I don't expect I'll ever have £13,000 to blow on a turntable, but if I win the lottery, I want one!
Legendary table. Every once in a blue moon you see a beat up one taken out of a console, college, radio station, or garage/cellar/attic but there always a project. Fairchild is another nice one.I’ve lusted after a Garrard 301 for years.
To dream. I don't expect I'll ever have £13,000 to blow on a turntable, but if I win the lottery, I want one!
I bet the bass was startling ? I heard one playing a Little Richard record once and was gobsmacked. He has a Fairchild belt drive with wooden tonearm now thats also very good. Many of those vintage Idler wheel's have great low end. A lot of the 301's end up in Japan in the hands of audiophile connoisseur's there for big money.I saw one of these in the listening room of an acquaintance once. It was one of three tables he had in there and my favorite by far.
All the gear in that room was probably the best I’ll ever hear. I don’t remember how different the Garrard sounded compared to the others, but it looked great and the idler wheel design is fascinating.I bet the bass was startling ? I heard one playing a Little Richard record once and was gobsmacked. He has a Fairchild belt drive with wooden tonearm now thats also very good. Many of those vintage Idler wheel's have great low end. A lot of the 301's end up in Japan in the hands of audiophile connoisseur's there for big money.