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In Reply to: TT Looks vs. Sound posted by AudioSoul on February 3, 2010 at 17:10:17:
Looks are completely a non-priority to me. It's not as though I am a DJ or someone spinning albums or 45s at a party or function such as a class reunion or reception, where you want to have a decent looking turntable.
I want good sound and a reliable rig. If I constently have to work on a certain TT, find that replacing a cartridge is a bear, then I will look for a better piece.
One thing I am a stickler about. My turntable must be dust and debris free. I've seen TT with layers of old dust on the platter, tonearm and everywhere. Since it's not my TT, I keep my mouth shut, but I mentally am appalled. Keeping a turntable looking clean is a simple process.
Myself, my turntable has the plexiglas dustcover down, and it's covered with a clear plastic protector when it's not in use. That's just me, your habits might differ.
Ed
"Some Folks Need An Education ... Don't Give Up Or We'll Lose The Nation" C. 1970 MARK FARNER of Grand Funk Railroad from "Sin's A Good Man's Brother"
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