After listening to his “Here Come The Warm Jets” album, I’d expect nothing less, …The worst excesses of unicorn puke, gamer RGB on a turntable.
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Nice turntables. Attached picture is an absolute requirement.
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Looks absolutely amazing, however NOT in a good wayThe worst excesses of unicorn puke, gamer RGB on a turntable.
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Just got my dream table.
I’d post a picture, but it’s just a generic Technics SL1200 MkII, with a Sumiko Blue Point Special
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Why is the On/Off switch half way between the two positions?Just got my dream table.
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According to every 301 I've seen, that's where it's supposed to be when it's "on". As to why, I don't know.
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I've had this B&O Beogram 9500 turntable since 1994 or so. I think that was near the last year it was produced, maybe 1995. Or, as they called it, a "record deck." It got a major tuneup at a local repair shop maybe 3 years ago and I had to replace the cartridge with one from Soundsmith. As I no longer have the matching Beocenter, I got a DIN to RCA cable from Sounds Heavenly and it works great hooked up to my McIntosh C30 preamp. It is nice having a fully automatic turntable.
Maybe I should have dusted before taking the pictures.
Maybe I should have dusted before taking the pictures.
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C30 and MR74. There's also an MC2205, Wiim Pro Plus, and L100 reissues not pictured. Oh, and a DDRC-24 hooked up to the C30 effects send/return, which works perfectly for it! It is before the volume control and a nice 2V signal. I found that the c30 output is too hot for the DDRC-24 and I get awful digital clipping when it tried putting it between the C30 and the amp.
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And underneath, it looks to be a Project in fancy dressThe worst excesses of unicorn puke, gamer RGB on a turntable.
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This is out on the ad now. An old Luxor from the 1940s. The seller wants $45. I emailed the seller now and asked about, among other things, the dimensions of it. I will still go by where the seller is tomorrow. If the seller still has it and if it is in good condition (few, no scratches), I will buy it and have it as an ornament in my living room.
It doesn't matter if it works because I won't be using it anyway.
It doesn't matter if it works because I won't be using it anyway.
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Very nice. I have an older Beosystem 3300, but no B&O turntable. The remote is amazing, it can select individual tracks on any connected device, I would love to be able to do that on the turntable as well.
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