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