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mep said:
My “new” table just showed up via freight service.

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:congrats::yahoo1:
 
my Technics SP10 mk3 got some new clothes. made by Acoustand in the UK - set up for 2 tonearms - have the SME to fit later.

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Mikado463 said:
interesting isolation springs........ Did you consider wall mounting ?
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absolutely not. compression springs a treat for turntables of 45kgs and 65 kg's. works more effectively than SRA and Symposium platforms. Minus K platforms are also very good, however a lot more expensive.
 
XV-1 said:
absolutely not. compression springs a treat for turntables of 45kgs and 65 kg's. works more effectively than SRA and Symposium platforms. Minus K platforms are also very good, however a lot more expensive.
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do you feel there's an issue with wall mounting ? Great alternative to 'spongy' floors IMO
 
Mikado463 said:
do you feel there's an issue with wall mounting ? Great alternative to 'spongy' floors IMO
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Not if you have spongy floors and a small footprint turntable with space issues. Even my LP12 sits on a 3 tier mana rack, which sounds better than a wall mount. I own 4 turntables, 2 of them with multiple arms and a concrete floor so don't suffer from free fall issues.

Even if I had spongy floor, wall mount would be totally impractical for myself.

cheers
 
Mike said:
Looking good. Do you have a favorite?


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the Thales / Lyra Atlas for sure. the SME/SPU is richer, warmer so great for 60's pop, Beatles, Stones etc and it does jazz well.
 
XV-1 said:
the Thales / Lyra Atlas for sure. the SME/SPU is richer, warmer so great for 60's pop, Beatles, Stones etc and it does jazz well.
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Hi, did you use Thales easy tonearm before?
I am asking because currently using slim II with easy tonearm, just wondering if there is big improvement
 
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