

Hey Jan, 78 RPM
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Still playable, how come these guys at Acoustech say it's CRAP, they re did them to bring them up to modern hi fi standards..READ.... You really ain't listening to old crap 78's are ya, playable or not, useless... http://www.stereophile.com/features/408rti/index1.html
Ortofon Rondo Bronze MC phono cartridge Associated Equipment

Ortofon Rondo Bronze MC phono cartridge Associated Equipment

Ortofon Rondo Bronze MC phono cartridge Specifications

Ortofon Rondo Bronze MC phono cartridge Specifications

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Ortofon Rondo Bronze MC phono cartridge

Ortofon Rondo Bronze MC phono cartridge

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This is where it all STARTS......
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Stereovox Dragon Cables
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Pre-amp problem
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I have a NAD 1130 stereo preamp for my system.
The power amp is an Adcom GFA-555.
While trying to install a rack mount tray for the NAD, it stopped working.
I tried to take the NAD to repair shops, but they charge a 50$ non-refundable fee, and say that they most likely won't be able to fix it because the unit is so outdated.
I need a good quality pre-amp, but don't want to spend more than 200$ on one. I'm fine with "vintage" pre-amps.
Have you studied music? Do you play music yourself?
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Lots of great poll questions have been submitted and we'll start working through them. Here's the first one: Have you studied music? Do you play music yourself?
I am lucky enough to work as an engineer for a noise and vibration control company, mostly for aerospace issues. I work mainly in the vibration damping sector, but I have brought home with me a pretty cool little device to measure the acoustics of my listening room. Its a nifty little four channel front end analyzer from Squadriga and a Binaural Headset for Sound Pressure Readings.