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Re: Thanks for the input

Posted by Allan on March 10, 1999 at 19:10:45:
Unfortunately, I didn't have the time for the test - work and duty called at the last minute. I went ahead with the Grado Red, based on everyone's recommendations. Jim and Connie both also suggested that I not go with the more expensive model. They felt that the improvements, given the quality of the turntable, were probably not worth the extra expense. (how's that for a "hard-sell" approach! they're terrific). If you're interested in coming to Corvallis, I would be willing to bring my turntable in if Jim would be willing to do the test for us. I'd be happy to ask him about it.
As far as a personal listening test goes, I can tell you that the upgrade from the Oyster cartridge was well worth it.