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20 hours ago, Mossy bottom said:

I'll see your Tupelo and...Too funny!  I almost played that one.

Made a last second game time decision and went with Veedon.  

Bet that's sounding nice this evening on that Linn!

Both Verdon Fleece and Tupelo on vinyl are extremely rare! I wish I had them! 

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Hi,

 

A new diamond on my VM700, the 50SH replaces the 40ML to make an Audio Technica VM750SH, I bought it from our German friends at HiFi Phono House (very good price for Europeans). The result is superb, with nice deep bass and a very nice midrange. I will be able to enjoy a lot of beautiful vinyl records.

 

Good listening friends

 

https://www.hifi-phono-house.de/

 

Before

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After

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nb: @Mossy bottom I have been looking for this Horace Silver with this beautiful Japanese cover for some time at my house at a good price at Rat Pak Records

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Yes, Shibata III for VM750SH, MicroLine for VM740ML (MicroLine : AT = MicroRidge : Dynavector or Shure)

 

Shibata are polished and MicroLine are make with laser cut

 

See cuts, Namiki/Orbray make stylus for AudioTechnica and other cartridges factorys

 

https://orbray.com/en/product/jewel/product/stylus.html

 

https://orbray.com/en/product/jewel/product/stylus.html#mrstylus2

 

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17 hours ago, mustang_flht said:

Hi,

 

A new diamond on my VM700, the 50SH replaces the 40ML to make an Audio Technica VM750SH, I bought it from our German friends at HiFi Phono House (very good price for Europeans). The result is superb, with nice deep bass and a very nice midrange. I will be able to enjoy a lot of beautiful vinyl records.

 

Good listening friends

 

https://www.hifi-phono-house.de/

 

 

571571745_VM750SH5.thumb.jpg.7b267a700b7cd8256103e007cb88d6a0.jpg

 

You see how small the world is today , I shop in the phonohouse as well , bought a spare needles for my Goldring Pick Up there a couple of week ago.

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Thriftstore finds of the week:

 

Chris Rea (1981😞His 4th studio album (of 25), before he became really famous with Road to hell and Driving home for Christmas 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Rea_(album)?wprov=sfla1

 

 

Mahalia Jackson, The power and the Glory (1960)

A Christian album, her voice is amazing. Some say these Christian albums are better than her jazz album. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahalia_Jackson?wprov=sfla1

 

 

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Ha!  Why not?  Their first from 1970 then the lineup changes over the years?   

 Supertramp were one of the first groups to be signed to the UK branch of A&M Records and their first album, Supertramp, was released on 14 August 1970.  Stylistically, the album was fairly typical of progressive rock of the era. Despite receiving a good deal of critical praise, the album did not attract a large audience.[12]

 

Basically a zilllion changes in the line up but Roger Hodgson survived as a co-founder along with Rick Davies.   Many great albums left Hodgson has survived and is still working when he wants to.  :)   Great album if you ask me!

  

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Enjoy!  :)

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1 minute ago, Dave1291 said:

Ha!  Why not?  Their first from 1970 then the lineup changes over the years?   

 

Supertramp were one of the first groups to be signed to the UK branch of A&M Records and their first album, Supertramp, was released on 14 August 1970.  Stylistically, the album was fairly typical of progressive rock of the era. Despite receiving a good deal of critical praise, the album did not attract a large audience.[12]

 

Basically a zilllion changes in the line up but Roger Hodgson survived as a co-founder along with Rick Davies.   Many great albums left Hodgson has survived and is still working when he wants to.  :)   Great album if you ask me!

  

Supertramp1.jpg

 

 

Enjoy!  :)

 

Since I like Supertramp a lot, I still have to get this one. As Your quote says, the music is quite different from what they did in the later 70´ies and early 80´ies. Interesting!

 

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