Post by Dom on Nov 16, 2019 16:46:50 GMT 12
Even stranger, posts by both Dom and sub. (!)
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Post by Owen Y on Nov 16, 2019 19:32:00 GMT 12
Chaps - can you explain a little more, how the posts 'have all changed order' in this thread?
I can't immediately see an anomaly, it's chronological as usual? DarkLantern blog - darklanternforowen.wordpress.com
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Post by garym on Nov 17, 2019 10:19:51 GMT 12I can't immediately see an anomaly, it's chronological as usual? 
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 Post by Owen Y on Nov 17, 2019 14:37:19 GMT 12
OK... I see no issue either on my desktop pc of on the mobile ph.
So, appears to be a tapatalk issue - but a recent one. All or any other threads similarly affected? DarkLantern blog - darklanternforowen.wordpress.com
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Post by garym on Nov 17, 2019 18:32:13 GMT 12
Just this one...
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Post by Dom on Jan 27, 2020 11:12:23 GMT 12
An interesting development has me thinking, there's now a Linn Uphorik on TM.
So, if I did decide to go one-box, this brings me towards a comparison with the Perreaux VP3. Both seem to be extremely similar in terms of features - if not identical. As a reminder, my end-use t/table (301) will comprise an arm with a LOMC cart and one for a HOMM, that having interchangeable 78 or microgroove headshells/stylii. So, as good as the Linn undoubtedly is, my current LP12 won't be my main table quite soon. Additionally, I don't even use a Linn cart with it. So the Linn-ness of it all may be lost on this set-up, despite it being a great piece of kit anyway. Currently, I own two Graham Slee stages, one MM and one MC - both with Slee's best PSUs. I like them ... but will I after hearing either the Perreaux or the Linn? Neither of which is possible without purchase. I also have never used Linn's amplification so have no precedent or allegiance. Will it still sound great with other carts down the track? Is there a question here? If so, what is it???  So, pros/cons Present Graham Slees It's incumbent and I like it. (Tick) Suits all my carts. (Tick) It's two-box, two plug, getting older. (cross) Perreaux NZ-made and new. (Tick) One-box. (Tick) Highly versatile. (Tick) Linn One-box. (Tick) Highly versatile. (Tick) No other Linn amplification (??) Valued at many thousands when new (Tick) Singer/songwriter at: www.dominicblaazer.net
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Post by michaelw on Jan 27, 2020 17:30:05 GMT 12be careful what you wish for out of that lot i'd stick with the graham slees. 
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Post by Citroen on Jan 27, 2020 17:33:05 GMT 12
Got to agree with MW on this one.
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Post by cartridgeguyonline on Jan 27, 2020 17:39:17 GMT 12
I cant see much point in changing from what you currently have either tbh.
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Post by Dom on Jan 29, 2020 7:26:40 GMT 12
Aw you guys, how am I supposed to make random high-end purchases with 3x sage advice like this??
TBH, I hadn't even thought about the Linn in my sleep so that must be a sign. And yes, I do like the Slees. Last trip to the UK, their engineer retro-fitted mono switches to both units. The result is that now, even after years of ownership, I'm having a fresh flush of component-romance with them. I didn't realise how often I would be using mono. Singer/songwriter at: www.dominicblaazer.net
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