[quote user="Peter "] The CDX does indeed have a very pleasant sound - it is often described as sounding analogue. I agree - slightly warm and fuzzy in some ways but very easy to listen to. I use mine with my Beolab 5000 system and it performs very well! [/quote] i tought i was finished with my collection... i need a cdx for my beolab 5000

[quote user="Peter "] The only way to do this would be to utilise the SP/MMC adapter which allows you to use an MMC20 cartridge in something like a Beogram 3000 instead of an SP12. The principles are the same in each type of cartridge but each gets smaller. My favourite is still the MMC20CL - soundproof is finishing another cartridge comparison

[quote user="bayerische"] [quote user="chris"] I have been looking for the site that has Rolex watches that don't use in house movements but until then ..... http://worldofrolex.blogspot.com/2009/07/swiss-eta-movement.html [/quote] Even mentioning "Replica Rolex" in the same text as Rolex, makes this page obvious as

[quote user="burantek"] Hmmm... Rolex, B&o, etc... What core pieces (the hub of a collection) would I never sell? [/quote] i don't have a collection... only core pieces. ;-) [quote user="burantek"] My core Rolex is 40+ years old... [/quote] my rolex sea-dweller 4000 is one of the last produced and a good investment... 1+

[quote user="Dave"] I'm pretty decided that i will not be buying anymore B&O brand new (BeoTime is the exception). It's too expensive now, and dammit, it's too often that there is a problem, or the product has a fault, ridiculous! On the CRT vs flatscreen front, i will be keeping the CRT technology in my home for as long as

[quote user="classic"] Peters SP2 The SP2 is designed for tone arm ST/P – the 12” tone arm. Peters SP2 is upgraded because it is re-tipped by Axel and Peters SP2 have an elliptical diamond. /Frede [/quote] thanks frede for your expertise... would a direct comparison between peters bespoke sp2 (elliptical diamond) and a mmc20en

i use this is setup for digitalizing my records to my mac. - beogram 4002 mmc20cl retipped by van den hul - pro-ject phono box II - griffin i-mic with final vinyl - macbook pro the results are really good, in cd quality 16bit 44,1khz. i ask the griffin support about the bit rate and the adc/dac chip use in the imic. the answer: "As for which chip

[quote user="Peter "] I have both up and running. Clearly one of the major differences will be the cartridge which means direct comparison of the actual deck is tricky, and the arm on my 3000 is the 12" variant, which also makes a difference. However the over riding difference is the weight of the bass with the 3000 which is much deeper

[quote user="Søren Hammer"] In my opinion, the 4002/4004 is the best, because it has the most beautiful design and probably the Beograms that are most likely to survive another 35 years of normal use. [/quote] ;-) i hope that my beogram 4002 run another 35 years... i had a beogram 4500 and a 5500 incl. mmc2 but i sold both. they've

[quote user="Claus"]Superdario: Yes - the Jantzen Capacitor are (to my knowledge) considered to be very good for audiophile purposes. Jantzen (no afiliation) specializes in audiophile components - have a look at http://www.jantzen-audio.com/index.html . There are several types - I've only tried the cheaper ones ("Cross Cap")