Hi,

I just bought a project Genie II (or RPM 1), and as you may know it doesnt come with a dust cover. Furthermore, the dust cover made by project costs more than the actual turntable.

I wondered if anyone has any suggestions as to how I could protect my turntable for a reasonable cost.

Cheers,

Gavin

Hi,

I just bought a project Genie II (or RPM 1), and i want to buy a couple pf spare drive belts, in advance.

does anyone know where I can buy them, I cnt find any online.

cheers,
Gavin

i just cabinet type audio rack. it's not open at the back.
there is only a small hole to get the cables out of the cabinet. i am afraid that i may destroy the speaker binding posts and RCA inputs. please advise me. can i use angled connectors.]?

Should i go floorstanding or bookshelf? May be able to get B%W603 S2, would they be suitable? The room has a tiled floor and concrete walls, its the main living area so has sofa, tv etc. This is my first attempt at setting up an audio system and I'm feeling a little overwhelmed with all the info out there.

Should i go floorstanding or bookshelf? May be able to get B%W603 S2, would they be suitable? The room has a tiled floor and concrete walls, its the main living area so has sofa, tv etc. This is my first attempt at setting up an audio system and I'm feeling a little overwhelmed with all the info out there.

For my system I'm thinking of an integrated amp and a pair of floorstanding speakers. I live in Hong Kong so there's not too much equipment to choose from and not really many places where I can test equipment. (I'm hoping to get second hand gear)

The room where the system will be is rectangular, concrete walls and has a tiled floor.(around 4 metres by 10 metres It's the main living area so I wont have much room to play with. (I guess a more social set up would be realistic, although I do enjoy listening to my music and take it seiously)

This goes above and beyond sticking a fork in a baby's head in the birth canal.

The audiophile pursuit is so isolated from the "real world" that it's always a pleasant surprise when there is a mention of the hobby in the main stream media. Below is a clip from Mystery Science Theater 3000, know as MST3K to fans.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THbKEXBk8X0

www.scena.org/columns/lebrecht/090204-NL-decca.html.

Sad news, given the English company's pioneering work, including the first and still in some ways the best complete Ring, and the first Petrouchka on LP. Somewhere in my tape archive I have a private recording of an orchestral piece the late Antal Dorati wrote on the notes D.E.C.C.A.

John Atkinson
Editor, Stereophile