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Superman wrote:Yeah Boy!
Bling-Bling again!
PLEASE RESERVE!
CONGRATS Paul! Nice racks! Where did you have them made?
kabubi wrote:2 great set-ups, one Catholic the other Muslim.
and with wine readily available any time...sensational!
keep us posted on the Linn projectm ei?
redline_xp wrote:Hello Paul,
Glad to see both of your set up . May it be in KL or MNL it's nice to have a Modern & Vintage TT .
Wow Bling Bling TTable
Regards,
Ryan
dante wrote:Sweet looking set up Paul! Might be nice to give both a listen some time?
halls wrote:im pretty sure you have a lot of doubles especially those of your favorites
another nice setup.... i love your DIY turntable.... supposedly,my plan was something like that before i dispose my GR1
Mamimili wrote:I was lucky with the DIY TT, most of the work had been done and all i had to do was the arm, paint it (yuk) remove the paint and now it is oiled. I have added a DIY static "eliminator" which i can swap between the TT's.
Cheers, Paul
arnoldc wrote:Nice guitars! I bet they sound better than the Loth-X... He he.
halls wrote:Mamimili wrote:I was lucky with the DIY TT, most of the work had been done and all i had to do was the arm, paint it (yuk) remove the paint and now it is oiled. I have added a DIY static "eliminator" which i can swap between the TT's.
Cheers, Paul
best finish in my book.... takes a lot of labor though.... a little oil then a lot of rubbing.... repeating over and over again until you get the glow... not too shiny yet not too dull either.... just enough.....just right.... beats any varnishes or polyurethanes anytime
don wrote:sounds very inviting sir....
i like the warm appeal of the total set up, lots of wood...
seems easy to play with and enjoy a nice music...
congrats, very nice
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