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In Reply to: The Stereo stuff I hated the most posted by elto on March 5, 2007 at 12:56:51:
Turntables. I started with a Webcor with the astatic power point cartridge because it was what I could afford by lawn mowing and snow shoveling. Then the Gerrard Sl-95B and Empire cartridge which was a step up. The next TT was a Zero 100 which was a step down, what a shame, it was so interesting. After that was the Thorens 124 with the 3009 SME arm and Shure and Stanton cartridges, then the Rabco SL8 which was a step up but unreliable and using Decca cartriges. From there a Thorens 125 and an Infinity Black Widow with the Ortophon MC20 and the MCA 76 MC preamp then the Dynavector ruby for a big jump forward. The next arm was a mistake I changed to an AT arm and lost something. Somewhere in there I had a clear plastic turntable but it was all eyeball and not great. I guess the worst was the Power Point and the MC20.Heck that is just part of the turntables and I will stop there. How much depriciation did I take? Thats one reason I like vintage!!
Al
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