Joe Mac
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I don't even know what this means! lol
Nobody does, but it's provocative .
I don't even know what this means! lol
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Knowing @NathanRicaud i wouldn’t be fully sure that he understands what it means himself!
Vinyl Me Please (store, exclusives, swaps, etc)
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Knowing @NathanRicaud i wouldn’t be fully sure that he understands what it means himself!
I have the RT85. @Matt M just picked it up too. The RT84 is a good tt, but once you're going to spend $450 on an RT84 you might as well spend the extra 50 bucks for the RT85.
I didn't know this. Cool.
Ethos99
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For anyone keeping score or having the same issue: I received a second copy and while not quite as warped as the first one on the first disc, the second disc is also warped. They offered a refund, credit or album from the store.
I asked for the Stones and mean time noticed Dawes was off the store.
Anyone else?
Joe Mac
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I have the pro-ject, it’s a great table and I would put it very marginally ahead because of the carbon fibre tonearm.
That said. It’s not $100 better an when you add on the $50ish difference to the better 2m blue and the fact that the servo motor is better on the Fluance. I’d probably go with the Fluance if I was buying now and I lived in the US to be honest. In Europe that pro-ject is the one I tell my mates starting out to get.
Matt M
Santa Extraordinaire
It's live
Desert Sessions 'The Desert Sessions Vol. 11 & 12' | Vinyl Me, Please
From 1997-2003, Josh Homme convened jam sessions called the Desert Sessions, that eventually inspired Queens of the Stone Age songs and gained a cult following. Homme has had the project on ice since 2003, but this past summer, brought a crew of folks-- ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons, Primus' Les...
app.vinylmeplease.com
tonythegamer
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Desert Sessions 'The Desert Sessions Vol. 11 & 12' | Vinyl Me, Please
From 1997-2003, Josh Homme convened jam sessions called the Desert Sessions, that eventually inspired Queens of the Stone Age songs and gained a cult following. Homme has had the project on ice since 2003, but this past summer, brought a crew of folks-- ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons, Primus' Les...
app.vinylmeplease.com
here ya go. $34 so buyer beware
Matt M
Santa Extraordinaire
$36 and change after shipping on the Queens page.Desert Sessions 'The Desert Sessions Vol. 11 & 12' | Vinyl Me, Please
From 1997-2003, Josh Homme convened jam sessions called the Desert Sessions, that eventually inspired Queens of the Stone Age songs and gained a cult following. Homme has had the project on ice since 2003, but this past summer, brought a crew of folks-- ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons, Primus' Les...
here ya go. $34 so buyer beware
Djxfactor511
Well-Known Member
Yep, that was my thinking on it as well. I got the VMP version. Like the color a lot for this.
displayname
Well-Known Member
Request the tax to refunded on the basis of false advertisement. If they refuse, request a full refund, not a credit. Taking money out of their spreadsheets is the only way they are going to make a change.
marshall
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Not familiar much with the Project other than what I've seen and read, but I have the RT85 and love it. With the Ort Red on the Project, I would go for the RT85 at $100 less unless you plan on spinning a bunch of 78s. The blue is a definite upgrade over the red - I've had both, and it's noticeable. It's got the clarity of the red plus the warmth that the Red lacks sometimes. Not sure if you'd notice the carbon fibre tonearm benefits, but that's guesswork by me.
AudioAce
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Ugggh I want this bad. But the regular version has cool packaging.It's live
Desert Sessions 'The Desert Sessions Vol. 11 & 12' | Vinyl Me, Please
From 1997-2003, Josh Homme convened jam sessions called the Desert Sessions, that eventually inspired Queens of the Stone Age songs and gained a cult following. Homme has had the project on ice since 2003, but this past summer, brought a crew of folks-- ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons, Primus' Les...
Chris V
Active Member
I looked at the regular version on the QOSTA website, but didn't notice a difference. Can you explain?
I decided to support VMP, anything QOSTA related is a pretty big get for them.
AudioAce
Well-Known Member
Off the Matador Website
"Limited Edition Vinyl packaging includes a one of a kind custom mix & match, body swap booklet! Vinyl LP orders from the Matador store will include a limited sticker sheet (while supplies last)"