JP
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$700 NOS:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Shure-V15-...373462?hash=item4db9b8bbd6:g:KNEAAOSwRRpf26Q-
So about the same price NOS as the AT150MLX.
That's an xMR - different motor and stylus assembly.
$700 NOS:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Shure-V15-...373462?hash=item4db9b8bbd6:g:KNEAAOSwRRpf26Q-
So about the same price NOS as the AT150MLX.
That's an xMR - different motor and stylus assembly.
45RMP Rumors... Best female and male vocals ever. Thanks. Just dropped another $120 on this and a couple Will Shatner records also in my shopping cart. That is another 3 days of hobby money not going to cartriges. I hope you can still look in the mirror! (Good tip.)Just got the 45 RPM version of Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" today and put the VM540ML to work.
With this kind of classic rock, I can see why people like this cart.
Whereas the brightness sounded over-brassy on jazz, on classic rock it makes guitar strings sound more metallic and vibrant and the often-overly-dry studio drums of the era take on a bit more snap and air.
It's much more "fun" on this kind of music than the MP-500, sounding more raucous and rockin than the less bright Nagaoka.
So I'm going to call it colored, but fun.
If I was going to have a bunch of friends over to play them classic rock records while we had drank and ate takeout, this would be my pick.
45RMP Rumors... Best female and male vocals ever. Thanks. Just dropped another $120 on this and a couple Will Shatner records also in my shopping cart. That is another 3 days of hobby money not going to cartriges. I hope you can still look in the mirror! (Good tip.)
SL1200-G + 52mm overhang is calling tour soulThe combination of this cart and that album makes me start thinking I want a 2 arm set up.
Hmmmm.
My Michell can take 2 arms, and I still have a spare Jelco 750-D and arm board for the Gyro. And the Devialet can be reconfigured to have 2 phono inputs....
Maybe one neutral, flat, LOMC for serious listening and one rockin MM for fun mode?
SL1200-G + 52mm overhang is calling tour soul
Srsly, if you need a shelf, PM me. I have a lumberyard, and some tools. I can do some Kreg pocket joints with good American plywood NP.You want me to have two TT's on not just two tonearms?
I wouldn't have room unless I mounted the Devialet on the floor or wall.
Or made a little a shelf to stick it under and stuck the reel-to-reel deck on top of it.
Srsly, if you need a shelf, PM me. I have a lumberyard, and some tools. I can do some Kreg pocket joints with good American plywood NP.
45RMP and a couple Will Shatner records also in my shopping cart.
Collectibles, with the exception of one I already have, a 1st pressing of Transformed Man, which is unintentionally ironic and actually sort of interesting.Wait...Will Shatner records?
As collectibles? Gag gifts?
Or to listen to as musical art?
My Michell can take 2 arms, and I still have a spare Jelco 750-D and arm board for the Gyro. And the Devialet can be reconfigured to have 2 phono inputs....
Maybe one neutral, flat, LOMC for serious listening and one rockin MM for fun mode?
You could get an SL-1500C if you want a little cleaner look too.That's not helping to stave off the 2 turntable idea....
That's not helping to stave off the 2 turntable idea....
And this is worth it---not necessarily as an LP, but as three minutes of pure rant.Collectibles, with the exception of one I already have, a 1st pressing of Transformed Man, which is unintentionally ironic and actually sort of interesting.
Whereas the brightness sounded over-brassy on jazz, on classic rock it makes guitar strings sound more metallic and vibrant and the often-overly-dry studio drums of the era take on a bit more snap and air.
So I'm going to call it colored, but fun.