anm
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Re: It's pouring now- another EMT 938
two tonearms! WAF is pretty low on this one
two tonearms! WAF is pretty low on this one
EMT 938 in Delhi
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Re: It's pouring now- another EMT 938
Its raining high fidelity turntables in Delhi. The guy also has garrard 301 and 401.
Regards
whoa!!!
Its raining high fidelity turntables in Delhi. The guy also has garrard 301 and 401.
Regards
Super acquisition Anilva, especially considering it is from within India. Cosmetics apart, these TTs do not stop and they always sound the same whether 5 year old or 25 year old. The sound of this TT is just like its size, huge !!
reignofchaos
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This one looks a bit busted. Needs some work to get it back to working order.
May not be busted, just a little worn around the platter area. The TT may well be otherwise in good running condition. A paint touch-up may be all that's needed. The 2nd tonearm is a bonus. The cost of a (good) used 12 inch arm is typically above $500 on audiogon these days.
reubensm
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...and the "monsoon" rain (of master pieces) continues to pour.
Cant help but simply admire this masterpiece:
vintage hi-end broadcasting thorens td-124, three speed turntable - Delhi: Music Systems - Home Theatre in Delhi at Quikr Delhi
some lucky dude is going to own this beauty!!
Cant help but simply admire this masterpiece:
vintage hi-end broadcasting thorens td-124, three speed turntable - Delhi: Music Systems - Home Theatre in Delhi at Quikr Delhi
some lucky dude is going to own this beauty!!
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Rajiv, I strongly disagree !!
It is not a steal rather the TT is a free gift with extra cash thrown in....to buy LPs may be
:lol:
reubensm
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and to add to that, the 50kg plinth
its quite funny to think that with the death of Vinyl in the late 1980s to early 1990s, a lot of these master pieces would have been lying around in some godown or scrap shop, after being considered worthless pieces of junk. With vinyl now becoming the "next big thing" in audio, these have been fished out, dusted, painted and what not and are making appearances for huge sums. During this lean phase in the late 1980s and early 1990s, there were some hard core vinyl junkies who were able to source and buy these turntables for little or nothing and were able to add them to their collections. They are all priceless now.
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ah well saved me some dough!Rajiv,
What is a good alternative to TD15 cartridge. The EMT ones are quite expensive. DL103?
Cheers.
Rajiv, I strongly disagree !!
It is not a steal rather the TT is a free gift with extra cash thrown in....to buy LPs may be
hey dr.bass! howz the verdier doing? need a review soon!
Yeah, he's mostly lying low and pops up once in rare while. The Singapore air?
Hi,
Anil, the EMT cartridges are expensive. The Denon 103 should work.You might have to adjust the built in phono stage for the Denon.
Prem would be the best person to advice you on the cartridges for the EMT.
You could look at the older Ortofon SL15 cartridge.The EMT TSD15 according to to some guys on the net was based on the Ortofon SPU/SL15 .Ortofon made the early EMT cartridges. Good condition Ortofon SL15's come up for sale quite regularly on the online audio shops.
Regards
Rajiv
Anil, the EMT cartridges are expensive. The Denon 103 should work.You might have to adjust the built in phono stage for the Denon.
Prem would be the best person to advice you on the cartridges for the EMT.
You could look at the older Ortofon SL15 cartridge.The EMT TSD15 according to to some guys on the net was based on the Ortofon SPU/SL15 .Ortofon made the early EMT cartridges. Good condition Ortofon SL15's come up for sale quite regularly on the online audio shops.
Regards
Rajiv
Rajiv,
Thanks. I did get in touch with Prem. He has a TSD15 I think. First I would like to get the TT in restored condition and I will decide on the Cartridge. Looks a TSD15 is the way to go.
Hi Anilva
I use the TSD 15 super fine line. I was told for pre 60 lps the spherical was better.
Have never heard the 103 on the EMT but irrespective of that would go with the TSD 15 for the simple reason that everything in EMT seems to be made for each other.
I use the TSD 15 super fine line. I was told for pre 60 lps the spherical was better.
Have never heard the 103 on the EMT but irrespective of that would go with the TSD 15 for the simple reason that everything in EMT seems to be made for each other.
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Anil, AFAIK the Denon 103 is a direct replacement of TSD15. The TSD15 was in fact build on the 103 as the foundation. Among the 103 variants the 103PRO is touted to be the best among the lot. I was reading about this variant at The Art of Sound Forum - Powered by vBulletin
Anyway, with an EMT you can be rest assured that the sound of the TT is about 85% of the overall sound, may be because it has everything built in and matched. I have heard 938 with three different carts and the signature of the TT was so pronounced that I could not make out much about the cart itself. Unfortunately I have never heard the EMT with TSD15. I have heard the TSD15 on Scheu premier and Platine Verdier though. It is again an extreme product IMO and in some areas it is just unbeatable, like the EMT TT itself.
Anyway, with an EMT you can be rest assured that the sound of the TT is about 85% of the overall sound, may be because it has everything built in and matched. I have heard 938 with three different carts and the signature of the TT was so pronounced that I could not make out much about the cart itself. Unfortunately I have never heard the EMT with TSD15. I have heard the TSD15 on Scheu premier and Platine Verdier though. It is again an extreme product IMO and in some areas it is just unbeatable, like the EMT TT itself.
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