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In Reply to: General VPI Question posted by Joe Backer on November 25, 2015 at 13:58:34:
The often reported view of older VPI TNT series 'tables and those derived from them was that they tended towards a softer, more rounded sound that sacrificed a bit of PRaT for an overall ease of presentation. On the other hand, early Lynn 'tables were often praised for PRaT but knocked for a somewhat thinner, less weighty sound. I've owned 4 VPI tables and if I had to make your choice, I'd take the Ares 1. If you mate it with a fast MC known for good transient response, you should have a winner. Good luck.
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