Guy Landau

Luxman MQ-80 - SOLD VPI 16.5 - SOLD

I love gear. My favorite pieces are the Loesch preamp and my Micro Seiki, RX-5000 turntable.

Here is the list of the remaining rest of goodies that need to go. 1. Leak Stereo 20 with Point one stereo preamp (missing one plastic knob). Gold color, mint $800 (simillar to this one) 2. Siemens CCa's (qty 5) $500 3. Interelectronic Coronation Wiliamson monoblocks. Fully rebuilt, retubed, rewired. $850 4. Stromberg Carlson AP55 tube monoblock - single for rebuild $200 5. Micro Seiki MAX-282 arm. $800 6. Radio Craftsmen c-500A, kt-66 based monoblocks. Need little tlc $1000

I just did but unfortunately I have to leave due to a family emergency.

Dee, The move back is scheduled to the end of October or early November. I'll be back online asap. Thank you all. Guy

Hi all, Time for me to move back to Israel so I'm selling my entire system. Some details can be found here: http://cgi.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/search2.pl?seller&Guylan . Please email or PM if interested. All the best, Guy

and so are the 150 and 160. Great post, Wolfram.

Rob, I've just PM'd you my new email address.

well, They're ''only'' 93 db efficient but: They do go lower than Khorn, have better and clearer mid and highs which are much closer to ear level. Woofer is a little to close to the floor so it's recommended to raise them about 4'' off the floor. They're simply great.

---------------- On 8/26/2005 1:27:14 PM Daddy Dee wrote: CalBlackSmith, I hope you can find in the archives a review of the BlueBerry by Sheltie Dave. He had a friend who brought over a VTL Ultimate preamp to compare with the BB and he left Sheltie Dave's house muttering because the BB had bested his ultimate by a head. Of course, these things are subjective. I'd suggest that you get used to being around people who think that Juicy Music preamps are the cat's a$$. Among the benefits of free speech on the forum, you are always entitled to offer the minority report. ---------------- DD, Like you've already said, these things are subjective. I won't state my opinion about Sheltie Dave's hearing ability but I did find him to be one hell of an abnoxious individual. I guess I'll join Wayn and be part of that minority.

---------------- On 8/26/2005 9:29:34 AM scott0527 wrote: Who else is tired of all the JuicyMusic VRD gushing(other than Neo)? ---------------- I am.

---------------- On 8/24/2005 6:57:57 PM crazytubepower wrote: I would like to buy it but I have spent all my money on turntable, audiorack, and my girlfriend!---------------- I guess I'm lucky. My wife had spent her money on this:

Very elegant art deco-ish look. I really like it.

board loyality? good joke.

Don't clean more than 10-15 records each time. The motor gets real hot and wears the gears so it needs to cool down. I managed to kill one motor be cleaning 80 lp's straight - Learn from my mistake. Don't worry about the fluid it just evaporates. "What do you use to clean the cork mat? Can you run the vacuum tube over it, or should I just wipe it down? Or maybe just pick up a second mat for the dirty sides, although that kind of sounds like a pain." I think that wiping it down would work.

---------------- On 8/23/2005 11:25:21 AM Allan Songer wrote: What is the best source for a new one? ---------------- Try Audiogon member 2juki from Hong-Kong. I'll also ask a friend of mine if he can get them cheaper.

I had a pair of JS transformers and they were quite nice but not great. Though I didn't use them with an SPU. Who rebuilds your cartridge? New mono SPU's are very good and not too expensive.

---------------- On 8/23/2005 11:00:07 AM Piranha wrote: Heck we can even do a vinyl comaprison. That would be fun! ---------------- Any news regarding your turntable?

2 possible solutions: 1. rotate the balance controls (feedback) fully counter clockwise. 2. wire the amp to triode operation - you'll get less power and less gain. It might sound sweeter too.

Using a mono cartridge is recommended too.....

---------------- On 8/22/2005 9:43:21 PM Born2RockU wrote: ; ...my jaw dropped when the price never rose higher. ....now, I got money to buy more Sushi in Japan this weekend !!! ---------------- The Audiogon market price and the Klipsch forum market price are different.

---------------- On 8/22/2005 10:40:22 AM garymd wrote: ---------------- On 8/22/2005 10:35:34 AM Guy Landau wrote: ---------------- On 8/22/2005 10:29:58 AM garymd wrote: I think Colin meant "power amp." ---------------- Are you sure? ---------------- No. ---------------- He probably just did a cut and paste to a paragraph of one of his earlier posts.......

These were made between 1977-1981 and were considered as the ultimate MK3's. The asking price isn't cheap but seems fair.

---------------- On 8/22/2005 10:29:58 AM garymd wrote: I think Colin meant "power amp." ---------------- Are you sure?

---------------- On 8/22/2005 9:51:02 AM Colin wrote: Such large transformers are very expensive these days, once refurbished, vintage integrated tube amplifiers compete with the very best sound available at any price. BTW, big ole horns love tubes. ---------------- ST-70 - integrated amp?