Moved Micro Seiki DD-40 to the two channel tube system

[PHC1]

Originally Posted by C220MC275

Serge,
I have all his records in vinyl and cd's.
The vinyls are juicy !

Already on order, thanks Jerome.

[vintage_tube]

Way to go Dan -- I knew you'd eventually "spin"a round and reverse your opinion. Nice setup.


P.S. Didn't mean to be harsh on the resonance calculation -- just thought the figures were a bit off. Glad Jeff was able to find the mass numbers. I use the same calculator as Serge pointed out the other day; but, can't find the web site (out in AZ doing some testing and so, do not have my home PC available for the links, etc).

Bob

[jdandy]

Originally Posted by vintage_tube

Way to go Dan -- I knew you'd eventually "spin"a round and reverse your opinion. Nice setup.


P.S. Didn't mean to be harsh on the resonance calculation -- just thought the figures were a bit off.

Bob.......I did not take your comment as being harsh, just that perhaps I had made a mistake or had incorrect numbers, which in fact turned out to be the case. I am always open to other's opinions when it affords me the opportunity to learn something new, and expand my personal knowledge.

[schaefer11]

Dan,

Isn't it great when you find a new way to enjoy what you already had! Congratulations! Now put down the remote and leave that cartridge loading button alone!

[jdandy]

Originally Posted by schaefer11

Dan,

Isn't it great when you find a new way to enjoy what you already had! Congratulations! Now put down the remote and leave that cartridge loading button alone!

Kevin.......I am back to listening to the entire side of an album, since the remote won't let me skip tracks, and I am getting exercise because every 18 to 20 minutes I have to get up to lift the stylus from the lead out groove, and flip the vinyl over. Just like the old days.

[vintage_tube]

Originally Posted by jdandy

I am back to listening to the entire side of an album, since the remote won't let me skip tracks, and I am getting exercise because every 18 to 20 minutes I have to get up to lift the stylus from the lead out groove, and flip the vinyl over. Just like the old days.

Dan -- it's the latest 21st century craze for exercise without having to dole out (gym) membership $$'s. Enjoy it and get healthy in the process.

For those who need to get in shape on a rather faster pace, play 12 inch 45's.

Bob

[schaefer11]

I hate excercise, but I must say, claiming flipping over an lp as excercise would be stretching it, even for me.

[jdandy]

Originally Posted by schaefer11

I hate excercise, but I must say, claiming flipping over an lp as excercise would be stretching it, even for me.

Kevin.......It's not flipping over the album that is difficult, it's getting my lazy ass off the couch once every 20 minutes, that's the exercise part.

[schaefer11]

I was including the getting up part!

[PHC1]

Dan, I think I lost a few pounds myself when I got into vinyl. Once you start feeling good about getting up to flip the album, get yourself some 45s. Vinyl is not only good for the soul, it's also good for your health.