Good turntable? Who made it?
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Whale Songs Are, Well, Songs
Whale Songs Are, Well, Songs
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passive vs active biamping and other
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Here is my problem, I just bought Paradigm 40's and after some long term listening I havs concluded that the are a little lacking in the high/mid range. What I am looking for is a slighly softer highs and fuller more detailed mids.
I read a post by K. Rubinson where he mentioned both but I couldn't find any info on the logistics the difference and I thought this might be a possible answer.
Fraudulent use of Stereophile's name
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It's been brought to our attention that a person named "David Carpenter" is assuming the title of "Review Officer 1" for "Stereophile's Australian offices," and requesting review samples from hi-end audio manufacturers.
THIS IS A HOAX. 
Stereophile does not have an Australian office and is not associated with David Carpenter.
The contact info that this person leaves within his requests is:
Stereophile
Steve Whittaker, reviewer
76 Kalana Road
Aroona
Queensland
Australia
4551
Hi, my Uncle recently asked if I would like 2 turntables that had been stored at his radio station. I said sure. I am trying to figure out if they are worth the little bit of work they would need and who is the manufacturer. What I know about them is: 1: they have rim drive, 2: they have to have an enclosure built around them, 3: model # is 12-C, 4: s/n is A6281M 5: They were installed in 77' 6: Mostly aluminum, 7: Need tonearms. I cannot find anything on the internet about these turntables.