Hi folks,

I am considering the purchase of an Exposure 2010s amp and was wondering about appropriate cables. The Stereophile review by Art Dudley states:

Aloha.

Although a category of turntable that can be fraught with danger, it is an endlessly intriguing topic to me.

With so many people interested in getting into vinyl on the affordable side, how about a thread mentioning what people think are diamonds out in the rough of used tables?

All the caveats about condition, etc. apply. Just what tables you think are up to audiophile snuff that folks can be vigilant about?

BFW's!

When I was a kid, we'd go down to half Moon Bay below San Francisco and ride the offshore waves - not standing up, and I thought they were immense at one third or one half the size.

Remember, a 50 foot wave can acually have a hundred feet of face!

Love farrar(Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt). hate Gibbard and his band, DCFC.

http://www.kerouacfilms.com/onefastmove/musicvid/musicvid.html

the album is great!

Tonight I came home to discover that a small bookshelf that my wife had put up behind the computer had collapsed from the weight of the approximately 600 CDs that were on top of it. So far, looks like the CDs are ok.

I call my long-suffering wife at work and tell her the news. Remind her that tomorrow I'm going to briefly be in NYC. Talk her into letting me buy a big-ass RAID 1 drive so I can banish the CDs into the basement....

"Sales of vinyl albums have been climbing steadily for several years, tromping on the notion that the rebound was just a fad. Through late November, more than 2.1 million vinyl records had been sold in 2009, an increase of more than 35 percent in a year, according to Nielsen Soundscan. That total, though it represents less than 1 percent of all album sales, including CDs and digital downloads, is the highest for vinyl records in any year since Nielsen began tracking them in 1991."

Is a WIN SEC-10 turntable worth $1,000 bucks. I was thinking of buying a retro B&O but came across the aforementioned.

Starting my modest audiophile life! I just purchased some Martin Logan Aerius fronts. Will be pairing with some components I already have. Sony DA5 ES, Sony S9000 ES player, Klipsch center,sub and rears, all run through monster HTC 3500 protector. I have some older MIT term 5's that I want to here the sweet high's from the ml's through. In my very limited knowledge I no I need a pre amp but figured the DA5 ES would suffice for the time being....am I totaly blowing it?

Years ago I came here asking questions on how to begin my journey into vinyl. At that time, I was stuck with a linear table and interest in the Music Hall 5 series.