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Who made that cover , I use to use a place but forgot name Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
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RCA doesn't work that way. It's a low level pre amp signal. There's no "wattage."
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I purchased a Dual 1229 on ebay a few years ago. Seller assured me it was in mint condition but had no dustcover and the Shure V15 type 2 in bad condition. Took it to the local vintage repair shop where they made it worse than when I received it. Finally found a true master outside LA who completely refurbished the 1229 and I found a Shure v15 type 3 on ebay and bought a new stylus and it sounds fantastic. but... it wasn't something that worked right out of the box. I love it but vinyl can be a commitment no matter how you get into it. I alternate between my vinyl and streaming Tidal depending on the mood and music I only can get on vinyl -
By M_Klipsches · Posted
I never really “stopped” vinyl. But I did replace an old Sony turntable, that I’d bought used when you could hardly find a turntable at all; with a new Music Hall model. Not high end by any means, but as good or better than anything I ever had back in the day. It works well. Is dead quiet, and came with an AT cartridge. I’ve recently been running it through an ONIX tube amp, with a pair of ‘83 Heresys, just for the old school, album experience. It’s satisfying, and pleasant reminder of how things used to be. Good luck, one thing for sure, the modern vinyl is far superior to most the commercial stuff available at the local record store, back in the old days. -
Thanks for that but can you shoot me a link? Or, is it the one that was posted a while back with the creased woofers? -Jim -
By Buddy Shagmore · Posted
Yes on vintage receivers! Here is my Marantz 2245, with a new case made in Berlin. -
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