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woody
15th October 2009, 15:11
some of my new vintage clobber
Chapman el84 stereo valve amp all partigde transformes in nice condition ,sounds great
woody
15th October 2009, 15:17
A nice Pair ............ I can DJ with 78s now
woody
15th October 2009, 15:24
armstrong valve radio
woody
15th October 2009, 15:25
A sterns/mullard 5-10 amp Mono all partridge transformers in beautiful nick
woody
15th October 2009, 15:27
got rid of the TT but kept the Decca FFSS arm
woody
15th October 2009, 15:30
Im running 2 systems stereo and Mono one upstairs and one downstairs , I have back up's for both amps ,as I always seem to be fixing something on them :mad:
woody
15th October 2009, 15:38
Some of my cartridges ,ready for the ploughin ,incidently I would never use a second hand stylus ,All my cartridges have been re-tipped by expert stylus
woody
15th October 2009, 15:57
guys dont pick me up wrong ,Im no showoff........ just proud of my old clobber its taken me 5 years to get what I want
here's my son Calum's TT
Given to me by a friend
Chops54
15th October 2009, 16:07
Aye up Woody,
Nice to see posting again.
Some lovely gear there Woody.
woody
15th October 2009, 16:37
Thanks Si ...........always found the crossover network a bit more down to earth ..........recognise a few names here as well .....bloody hell I thought Id got rid of Catsquirrel on LH [only joking Bryan ]:hiding:
eddie spaghetti
15th October 2009, 16:45
Aye good to see you posting again woody m8.
That's some tasty gear you got there. I "acquired" the profs old TT (yep, i've sold my Linn :eek:). The old vinyl grinder was in a tired state but got re-fettled by j7 with new springs, a herc PS and little TLC :o and got sold on.
Anyway really enjoying my choons now.
Take care m8ty.
woody
15th October 2009, 17:16
Thats G8 Ed ............................................Got any decent records yet :cup:
eddie spaghetti
15th October 2009, 17:31
Thats G8 Ed ............................................Got any decent records yet :cup:
Cheeky Bassa :wink:
I got a few good ones now (including some Jazz :eek:). Trying to build my collection up gradually. Got a few doublers and bought some from Dean. Coming along nicely :)
Chops54
15th October 2009, 18:09
If a person only buys a dozen or so lps a year it'll be music that'll be played and enjoyed time and time again. Buying vinyl is an experience of mind and heart. Compare to CD. How many cds has anyone bought and only played once?
woody
15th October 2009, 19:46
Blimey Chopper very philospical..............and very true
Chops54
15th October 2009, 20:30
I'm having philosophic moment :D Later on I'll be having an alchoholic moment :cheers:
woody
15th October 2009, 20:41
I may just join yer mate :cocktail:
j7
16th October 2009, 00:01
cheers to you woody....nice pics there m8!!
The Professor
16th October 2009, 01:02
woody, no show offs here mate, all of us have earned our kit on here, wether it's buying new, making it yourself, or restoring vintage kit, all does that same thing, allows each individual to enjoy thier music, and thats a good thing, and your kit looks superb, i love that armstrong tuner, proper mans radio that is, i'd like to hear some of that stuff one day.
cartridgemangler
16th October 2009, 02:37
Woody, what's the pair of matching TTs? and what arms are they? they look well cool :)
and, welcome back. good to see you posting again :)
woody
16th October 2009, 07:25
Cheers Johnnie,Paul,Kenny
thanks for the comments
Kenny the 2 decks are Lenco 59s circa 1962 both mounted in extremley rare Metal plinth's from the Belgian broadcasting service ,Lencos were used a lot in europe ,in particular Belguim and France being a swiss made deck I suppose that makes sense .........the green "Calrad Tone Arm" is a Mono 50s Jap tonearm ,unipivot with oil damping , for 78s and Mono LPs ,the silver arm is the Lenco 70 tonearm standard fitting on the 59/70 lenco models ,stereo arm has a spring to adjust downward force ,just what is needed as some of my cartridges need a tracking force of up to 8g :eek:
BTW the 70 tonearm was used in the 60's by the good ol BBC on thier garrard decks .dont let their look's decive you .......they are every bit as good as a Rega RB250 and can track anything from 1g too 8g
The Professor
16th October 2009, 14:18
Cheers Johnnie,Paul,Kenny
thanks for the comments
Kenny the 2 decks are Lenco 59s circa 1962 both mounted in extremley rare Metal plinth's from the Belgian broadcasting service ,Lencos were used a lot in europe ,in particular Belguim and France being a swiss made deck I suppose that makes sense .........the green "Calrad Tone Arm" is a Mono 50s Jap tonearm ,unipivot with oil damping , for 78s and Mono LPs ,the silver arm is the Lenco 70 tonearm standard fitting on the 59/70 lenco models ,stereo arm has a spring to adjust downward force ,just what is needed as some of my cartridges need a tracking force of up to 8g :eek:
BTW the 70 tonearm was used in the 60's by the good ol BBC on thier garrard decks .dont let their look's decive you .......they are every bit as good as a Rega RB250 and can track anything from 1g too 8g
careful, thats like saying Bella Emberg is prettier than Umberto :D surely they are better than an RB250?
eddie spaghetti
16th October 2009, 14:26
careful, thats like saying Bella Emberg is prettier than Umberto :D surely they are better than an RB250?
Bella Emberg
http://www.didtheydie.com/morgue/images/bella_emberg.jpg
Me
http://www.gossipcheck.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/bradpitt01.jpg
:D
bluesky
22nd May 2010, 04:53
armstrong valve radio
Nice! Very Nice!!
How does it sound??
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