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deepak

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Everything posted by deepak

  1. I didn't know that older plates had the arm coupled to the top plate. I prefer a modular armboard piece so upgrading/side grading tonearms is simple.
  2. Be wary of that Mjolnir Audio, very sketchy outfit that one is
  3. Allison Brie as well <3
  4. deepak replied to Edwood's topic in TV
    Good news! I might have something to watch
  5. deepak replied to Edwood's topic in TV
    I didn't mind the chubby guy in early UK Top Gear, he was practical
  6. If you can get some prices on quad RK50 consider me interested.
  7. Nice! Do you have the Radio Waves bootleg?
  8. Nice album, some of those early 1500s Blue Notes are incredible Classic Records vinyl, limited edition from the 90s with out takes in 45 rpm
  9. This is what Peter says about the PTP3 "The first time you use it you must find the correct setting for 45 and 33, using a strobe and slowly moving the small screw in the slit in the right front corner. Once you have found the right setting you can use the speed stops (the keyhole shaped bits under the platter) to secure the settings so you can return to them every time. If you download the PTP assembly guide you can see these parts a bit better." I was not aware the platter had to be removed on either PTP3 or PTP4 to make a speed change. I am wondering how OMA PTP slate decks are doing it. I don't know, but it doesn't seem like loosening, moving and tighening a hex screw to make speed changes would be a viable option on a high end consumer deck.
  10. To anyone using or ordered the PTP4, is there an easy way to switch between 33 and 45 rpm? From what I understand it uses a sliding mechanism so you will need to check with a speed strobe every time a speed change is made?
  11. Happy birthday Todd
  12. deepak replied to southall-1998's topic in Headphones
    Cannibal Spongebob?
  13. iphone best phone ever
  14. I remember I imported Stalker from the UK to get the special edition. It was one I had been following years before its release, oh my naivety
  15. Is Windows Live like Steam? x2 fun game with mods
  16. A well earned happy birthday I will put on my mono Time Further Out later. I watched him play on an awards ceremony a couple of years ago. He still had it.
  17. deepak replied to VPI's topic in TV
    I wonder if it's because Frank Darabont is planning to do a lot of rewrites/changes to the script.
  18. deepak replied to VPI's topic in TV
    Season two starts October 2011
  19. Hey I'm hoping the Jets get crushed tomorrow. That way Shelly makes the playoffs and the Pats win and aren't shoe horned into a possible wild card Watching the Colts lose to Dallas made my Sunday
  20. deepak replied to Aura's topic in Meets
    edit: oh wtf, posted before seeing the next page of replies
  21. Benching Adrian Peterson might have got Shelly into the playoffs. Who knew he would score 31 points on a healing ankle
  22. The difference in sound between my older Planar 3 and MH MMF-5 wasn't that big. The Rega had a higher quality tonearm. I trust Marc, so I am assuming the P3-24 is substantially better.
  23. I would not advise anyone to buy a Music Hall. From five years ago all these outfits have continued to increase their price as well.
  24. They're all the same table, terrible build quality, massive dealer markup, lots of shills

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