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11 hours ago, dirtmudd said:
Peter has never left his output is slow...
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6 hours ago, MicroMara said:
HHMM ..40 years old ..I believe they´re a quiet good Sherry now 😂
Glasses to drink the Riesling 🫣
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2 hours ago, GWSmith said:
...and I have special glasses for Riesling! Hi everyone, just stopping by before heading into work for a couple days. I will try to get some vinyl listening in soon. Looks like all is under good control around here
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I have some special Riesling glasses as wellThey are over 40 years old and I received them from a German wine merchant that introduced me to Riesling
I will take a photo of them in the morning
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When I was young and mildly rebellious- this album was on high rotation
Anyone sing - Career Of Evil
Artist - Blue Oyster Cult
Title - Secret Treaties
Album ID - https://www.discogs.com/release/2579012-Blue-Öyster-Cult-Secret-Treaties
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12 hours ago, MicroMara said:
and a german " Riesling "
It’s one of my favourite winesNot sweet
Also it’s crisp and refreshing
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This album turned 50 years old a few months ago
released on 23 March 1973
I believe a 50th anniversary reissue is now available
But my 1973 release is a US promo copy in NM condition and sounds fantastic
Artist - King Crimson
Title - Larks' Tongues In Aspic
Album ID - https://www.discogs.com/release/1154641-King-Crimson-Larks-Tongues-In-Aspic
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I can almost guarantee that you have never seen anything like this
But it’s entertaining that’s for sure
To see more search Masquerade show Japan
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I am testing to compare my pressing with @AndreG.
In my 1975 UK first press I can’t hear what you have described
The only section that I may find a little flutter in the lower register of the flute section of that track, but that’s what a flute does when one tries to go deep into the lower register
Artist - Steve Hackett
Title - Voyage Of The Acolyte
Album ID - https://www.discogs.com/release/1433178-Steve-Hackett-Voyage-Of-The-Acolyte
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49 minutes ago, dirtmudd said:
I have the David Gilmour version
https://www.discogs.com/release/10920062-David-Gilmour-Live-At-Pompeii
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Thinking back this was possibly the first Zappa album I purchased
If not the first it was one of the first
Artist - Frank Zappa and the Mothers Of Invention
Title - Not Another Band From LA
Album ID - https://www.discogs.com/release/5167340-The-Mothers-Just-Another-Band-From-LA
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20 minutes ago, JohnJ said:
Third Stone From The Sun
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I am posting this very short video as a comic relief
Put you dancing shoes on now
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Look at kitchen cabinet suppliesThey have small coin size self adhesive tabs in many colours
They are used for times when one removes or replaces fixtures and screw holes are visible
Just make sure it’s a flat surface
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4 hours ago, dirtmudd said:
I would kick him out as well
imagine Crocodile Dundee
Thats not Prog - this is Prog
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Time for grunge but unplugged
Artist - Nirvana
Title - Unplugged In New York Mtv
Album - ID https://www.discogs.com/release/14341626-Nirvana-MTV-Unplugged-In-New-York
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I like the harmonica in this song
And you may notice that on certain harmonica sections the sound is unique - Now my memory on this is because the harmonica was tweaked internally to give it that unique tone
Enjoy
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1 minute ago, Tim Sr. said:
I might just try the plumbers rope, I have some I could experiment with
It’s an old method that has gone out of favour but plumbers hemp rope threads are finer than human hair and thats why I thought it was ideal or at the very least worth the experiment-
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Are you able to re tap the thread on the cone screws and insert to rejuvenate them
I know of the carbon trick and I have also used ground steel scale and that also works
If I can make a suggestion on another method even if it’s an experiment
Try plumbers hemp rope
Or non dry putty one that never hardens
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Here is a video of your TT
Very intensive look at the AR XA
Hope it helps you while you are in restoration mode
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5 hours ago, MicroMara said:
Btw , my doughter is in Melbourne right now, she´ll arrive in Brisbane on first of November , so what you gonna do with her ? What shall I tell her to get in touch with you ? Is your doughter there as well ? She has your phonenumber !
I have been working non stop lately
My busiest time for work is Sept to Feb with end of year work
Clients can’t wait they want a job done straight away
I will see if I’m available
2 hours ago, MicroMara said:some more impressions from my listening room at night @Full Range
The sun from Bali is allways guiding me ( bought it there many years ago )
3 hours ago, MicroMara said:
Yea that’s what I am talking aboutNot only art but classy art
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7 minutes ago, Tim Sr. said:
I have not worked out yet is the felt washer that goes around the arm post on the top of the T frame. It is an oil keeper felt prevents oil from migrating out of the shaft and holds the oil for the shaft to remain lubricated.
My Garrard 401 has a felt oil ring washer and it’s still good as new
It is original fitted 1965/1966
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4 hours ago, Tim Sr. said:
I will post an occasional picture as I go along if anyone is interested.
The Goal, restore to original factory condition, and original specifications mechanically. Then enjoy my first ever high end piece of gear.
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oh the work ahead....
That would be great and will be looking forward to see updatesYou could also fit a different arm if you can’t restore it
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College Football 2023
in Lounge
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The simple takeaway from the post above
Looks to me as cheating
The win at all cost is a flawed concept
If one team can’t win on their merit then “try again and again “ until you are at that level to do so