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In Reply to: Re: vintage UNKNOWN stanton dynaphase posted by Crazy Dave on February 22, 2007 at 11:35:58:
Thanks, Dave:The CT-7000 is a mighty gorgeous looking item!
If only the power supply circuit board had been designed with more ventilation in mind! Despite their incredible build-quality and ultimately, the sound they produce, they can be a bit challenging to fix at times.
But, they are absolutely incredible sounding!
Glad that you knew about the EPA-500 tonearm system. I do not believe I have ever seen such a great engineering effort since that was first on the market. It was actually designed more for the broadcast arena than home consumers, though many audiophiles managed to purchase the pricey arms. The base and one wand (arm tube) sold for about $500 in 1985. They are hard to find and there is still a demand for them these days. They also came with a nifty electronic stylus force gauge, another item much sought after.
Richard Links
Berkeley, CA
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- Re: vintage UNKNOWN stanton dynaphase - Marantzguy 15:34:38 02/22/07 (2)
- Re: vintage UNKNOWN stanton dynaphase - Crazy Dave 12:13:00 02/23/07 (1)
- Re: vintage UNKNOWN stanton dynaphase - Marantzguy 13:06:51 02/23/07 (0)
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