From: Anil (anil_at_thisiswhatwedo.com)
Date: Wed Feb 18 2004 - 05:16:59 PST
Dear Len,
I can afford, a 10K turntable, I also have the ancillary equipment to
match it. You didn't think I'd be using it with a $500 amp did you? But
I can't afford a private jet, or a holiday home somewhere nice and
tropical. money is relative, like a lot of things in life.
Most people buy what they can afford, some people would think us ALL
rich and extravagant on this list. I mean, we aren't discussing how to
get welfare or where the nearest clean water source is, are we?
For a lot of of people in the world these are real issues. I wish it
wasn't but there we go.
Kindest regards
Anil K Solanki
United Kingdom, MP 2100, MP 130
> I will have to say, however, that who on this list (in in the general
> public) can even hope to drop $10K on a turntable? Or a CD player? If
> the difference in sound between a $500 turntable and a $10,000
> turntable is worth $9500, then knock yourself out. You're much better
> off spending the money on high quality speakers and amplifier. (And
> let's not stagger into a speaker discussion, please!)
>
> By the way, are those laser turntables capable of handling the CD-4
> quadraphonic LPs from the seventies, or rather is the capability there
> in the frequency response of the reading mechanism?
>
>
> ljc
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