what are you listening to?

How was the sound quality on the Van Morrison??
 
And it needs every F*&^%$ winding in it....
 
laatsch55 said:
Soon you will be able to afford it...
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Not likely, only 3 shifts last week and about to do my 2nd shift this week, they have too many people employed and are scattering out the hours, not happy about it because I get too relaxed. Would rather be working full time but this is all I have for now.
 
laatsch55 said:
Ah....well that sucks....
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Such is life, however I feel pretty darn good, wake up with a spring in my step most days. Have everything I need here and anything else is just a want. I have lots of listening to do with the new vinyl cartridge (AT440MLa) which will keep me occupied for a very long time.
 
The Kinks - Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One
(1970, Reprise) -1B/-1B Artisan symbol in the deadwax

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" The AT440MLa has made a huge difference in sound, no inner groove distortion at all, crystal clear highs and deep warm lows. Couldn't be happier with it. "

I own one. It's a widely overlooked, sleeper cartridge. Amazing performance and a steal when you can score one on sale.
 
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Not a record but I bought a Sony Trinitron KV-1947R (19" diagonal) for $10 and it's in great shape, a really nice addition that will make a difference in my AV setup. Where I prefer light and thin modern monitors for COMPUTERS, if I'm going to watch a TELEVISION, I want CRTs. You love vintage audio equipment, I also love vintage TVs.
 
PS Not bad and pretty nice sounding for a 1982 TV.

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PS I spent $15 total for the TV and second line amp and the amp works GREAT!
 

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