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  1. 49 minutes ago, dirtmudd said:

    yes I do own it.. on mfsl gold cd...

     

    and a newer vinyl... but did have several copies on vinyl at one point..

     

     

    I knew that you had the album 

    Was just pulling your leg or teasing the funny bone 🤟

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  2. This next album I am spinning is so bloody good 

    I should play it more often 

    A debut album from an amalgam of artists for a short stint as a band 

    They are Wetton , Bruford, Jobson , Holdsworth 

     

    Artist - UK

    Title - UK 

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  3. Testing the new DSP phono stage with a familiar LP

    Current setting is set to Tube 

     

    I am impressed with this little phono stage in these early stages 

    Lots of fine adjustments to tweak for both cartridge and speaker 

    But I’m still fiddling around with the settings 

     

    This album is known to all and I have probably listened to it many hundreds of times 

     

    Artist - Pink Floyd 

    Title - Dark Side Of The Moon

     

     

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  4. 3 hours ago, JohnJ said:

    Hey Paul, after you get it dialed in let us know about it.

    Does it brings something more to the forefront in a favorite passage? Add more realism to vocals or the lower depths? I'm on my second phono preamp and there are some distinct differences between those two that I've used.

     

    Will do 

    Need a few days to play around with it and play familiar records 

    However first impressions on the test record was WOW - I give it a thumbs up 

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  5. About an hour ago I received a little surprise in the mail - in the form of a new phono stage from an audiophile in Sydney 

     

    It a DSP design by Parkes Audio - The Puffin 

    Playing around with the settings as I post 

     

    I have never used my Test Records and it was a good time to unwrap one of them 

     

    By - Opus 3

    Title - Test Record 1 - Depth Of Image 

     

     

     

     

     

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  6. 43 minutes ago, JohnJ said:

    That's a cool ss one too Paul!

    I've read about the programming that you can do with them to emulate set, pp and all of that.

    A few have been listed in the sale area the last couple of years.

     

    This one is almost new Jan 2019 from an audiophile found  in Sydney 

    This unit will make my life easier - with saved preset profiles to suit my array of cartridges 👌🤟

     

     

     

     

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  7. 5 minutes ago, JohnJ said:

    Killer Collection you've got there, got Tormato via youtube on in the background now.

    Japanese pressed promo. Nice!

     

    I don’t have Tormato in the collection - But Happy with the YES titles I have 

    In the LP collection - at a guess it would be just under 1000 LPs mostly Prog , Rock & Jazz 

     

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  8. 41 minutes ago, JohnJ said:

    Interesting covers surrounding the title that's currently up @Full Range. What is behind the cover with the excellent kracken or octopus watercolor?

    And talk about one of the best ever sounding concerts or live rock lps... Exit Stage Left... complete with obi

     

    Answer - Album to the right of Yes Going For The one - is by Gentle Giant - Octopus 

    https://www.discogs.com/user/Full_Range/collection?search=Octopus%20&sort_by=artists_sort&sort_order=asc

     

    And you are correct the other is Rush - Exit Stage Left

    https://www.discogs.com/Rush-ExitStage-Left/release/8412328

     

    Both Discogs links are of my actual albums 

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  9. Just because it’s the 50th anniversary 

     

    Im spinning The Beatles 

     

    Artist - The Beatles 

    Title- Abbey Road 

    This album from my collection is the Australian Stereo release 

    Apple 🍏 Nov 1969 PCSO-7088

     

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  10. Continuing with my Yes collection 

     

    Can anyone see the original price on the sticker @ $9.50

    A cheeky bit of cover art 😉

    This album is a little underrated by reviewers but I find it to be an excellent album that marked the return of Rick Wakeman after a 3 year absence 

     

    Artist - YES

    Title - Going For The One 

    On Atlantic 1977 trifold sleeve, UK pressing K50379

     

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  11. 9 hours ago, JohnJ said:

    Hey guys, didn't spell it out well.

    Think I should keep it?

    I do hate it when a song with a particular "weight" to the presence or ambiance that it can fill me with is F'd by a popping!

    "Echos" has tonnage of that weight with me, just like "And You And I" does... I sent that lp back with it's pop at the intro.

     

    Exchange it - is my answer 

    Or return for refund and get another LP 

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  12. Let’s continue with the good times with more Prog from YES 

     

     

    I believe this text was inside the booklet 

    Five tracks of this album are the individual ideas, personally arranged and organised, by the five members of the Band. "Cans And Brahms" is an adaptation by Rick Wakeman on which he plays electric piano taking the part of the strings, grand piano taking the part of the woodwind, organ taking the brass, electric harpsichord taking reeds, and synthesizer taking contra bassoon. "We Have Heaven" is a personal idea by Jon Anderson in which he sings all the vocal parts. "Five Per Cent For Nothing" is a sixteen bar tune by Bill Bruford, played twice by the Group, and taken directly from the percussion line. In Chris Squire's "The Fish", each riff, rhythm, and melody is produced by using the different sounds of the bass guitar. Steve Howe concludes with a solo guitar piece "Mood For A Day"
    The remaining tracks on the album are Group arranged and performed.

     

    Artist - Yes

    Title - Fragile 

    This LP is a 1971 first press Australian release SD7211

     

     

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  13. 12 minutes ago, JohnJ said:

    I'm happy for you too bud! Won't forget we had those exact same issues with that title pressed by fri music. It would be nice to have mine on lp again but the disc I have is pretty darn good for this Yes fan.

     

    Discogs has that in NM condition "complete" for $54 shipped from my country. Not for me today though.

     

    I have 6 Yes Lps and love them all 

    But 8 all up 

    2 X Close To The Edge 

    2 X Fragile 

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  14. 37 minutes ago, JohnJ said:

    @Full Range

    Wow! the holy grail of vinyl almost! Or is it a half-speed too.

    I have a couple of cds that are "Made in Japan" some with the obi some not, they are noticeably better sounding than other copies!

    Enjoy the trip!

     

    No it’s not half speed 

    Not sure if they had half speed in 1976 

     

    But I played the LP 3 times and the title song 5 times 

    Now I’m happy 😃 

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  15.  

    This album is in my top 5 favourites 

    And the title song is in my top 3 favourites 

     

    Truely a great album 

    I have 2 copies

    The  1972 First press Australian release SD-7244

    However this spin is of the 1976 Japan pressing on Atlantic P-10116A

     

    Artist - Yes 

    Title - Close To The Edge 

     

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  16. The crossovers are positioned internally so no one will see the screw holes 

    So I would leave well alone 

     

    If you do want to do something about it then the best way is 

    Take the measurements of the old crossover base plate and copy / replicate it 

    Screw it down in the original holes and then screw the new crossover on the new base 

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