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Alec124c41
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One of the joys of vinyl is that there is so much at thrift stores for very little cost. One can afford to explore unfamiliar areas of music, or even familiar ones. To have 4 different conductors' takes on the same composition is easy at $2 a pop, but one might think twice at $20 a pop.
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fscl
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Location: CT, US
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| mcs.boston wrote: | Thanks fscl! The sensor is under the turntable. I will look at it whe I have more energy to spend taking it all apart again. I just want to enjoy the music for now!  . A little disappointed though, I got a new pair of interconnects today and they seem to add a bit of hum to my system. I think it is primarily coming from my sub but it is just disappointing that I spent that much in cable only to find that it doesn't live up to its price tag.
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Music rules, especially on vinyl.  .
Sorry to hear about the Kimber cable$, I even have problems paying for Monster Cables and started a GIANT thread from this post:
http://www.vinylengine.com/php.....hp?t=21421
Trying to figure out why there were flow arrows on the pair I got. Upon closer examination and clued in by a poster, I saw what was happening (shielding, to simulate balanced connections and grounded on one end) but after reading the exploding thread wouldn't go near it again with a 40' pole.
 
Happy listening
Fred and pretty sure the HK can be fully functional and will come in handy when you start desiring auto return when you can't get to the tt at the end of the LP..... or wake up in the morning hearing sssss / thunk,sssss / thunk
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