Stalking Leopard Resonance Killer

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Submitted by Stephen Scharf on

I thought I'd show you you guys my latest tweak for the Rega: The Stalking Leopard.

The leopard stalks and hunts destructive resonances and kills them dead.

The result is markedly improved imaging, instrumental timbre rendition, tighter bass, and better soundstaging.

You can toss your smoky quartz stones, myrtle blocks, green dots, and brilliant pebbles....Resonances never knew what hit 'em when The Stalking Leopard is around.

Any Rega P1 owners?

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Submitted by freenwood on

Are there any Rega P1 owners out there who are having trouble with noisy motors? I'm on my second motor and I'm still getting a (less noticeable but still there) chugging sort of sound coming from the unit. I'm wondering if anyone else has had this problem or if my deck is possibly defective beyond just the motor. Thanks for reading and happy listening!

Problem with speakers, amp, or cd?

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Submitted by cpkc on

I played a new Christmas cd for the first time this morning and was annoyed at the sound quality. It's a Telarc cd of classical piano music by Bach, and I played it at low volume through my venerable Luxman R-404 amp and Polk Monitor 10's.
So, what's with the funny "bzzt" noise that I hear on certain notes? I tested another piano cd with more forceful playing, and even turned the volume up, but didn't hear the same noise at all. Same thing with various other instrumental and vocal cd's.

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