http://www.highendpalace.com/HEP%20Analogue.htm
It was over at AK, figured MANY of you would enjoy it.
http://www.sales.highendpalace.com/155000.jpg
http://www.sales.highendpalace.com/156100.jpg
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http://www.highendpalace.com/HEP%20Analogue.htm
It was over at AK, figured MANY of you would enjoy it.
http://www.sales.highendpalace.com/155000.jpg
http://www.sales.highendpalace.com/156100.jpg
Man that 2nd one is purdy.
I agree! That first one was kind of funny looking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fireman32
So is the dude that posted it :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Face
Yeh I let Danny post the picture of my second turntable.
Your ass...
One of my dreams...
http://www.stereosound.hk/hkheavs200...s/DSC_5493.jpg
Close-up photo of arm....
http://www.avbuzz.com/event/albums/a...1/IMG_9417.jpg
These turntables are beautiful!
Danny how the heck are you getting into my home?
Bagged - Not MANY....just a handful.
Without "The Clamp" they are all worthless.
Quiet you.Quote:
Originally Posted by dorokusai
Damn right!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by F1nut
I'd like to ask that guy if he thinks cables make a difference:D
Wow that rig still employs the VPI Magic Bricks!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Danny Tse
that thing looks like it was made out of a band saw. does it cut wood on the side when not used for music?????
It will satisfy your manly needs...
I won't ever sell my VPI db-5 bricks.
I like the looks, but when does the mechanism overtake the media? A slab of vinyl, (or a compact disc)...... The buck pretty much stops for me at the VPI Scout / Scoutmaster or the Nottingham Spacedeck (with proper arms and carts). Anything after that I view as mostly fluff. Cool looking fluff, but fluff nontheless.
Cheers,
Russ