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Richard Higgins
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Well, that was confusing.
After trials with the 3 ratios and several loading options, I've come to the conclusion I prefer 36x into 47k, which, because the impedences are equal means the step-up ratio is actually 18x.(Info from Analogue Dept article)
The testing was hardly scientific, ending up using a different deck, a 401/Acos Lustre/103.

Whats the correct name for a collection of turntables?
Christine thinks its either a hinderance or a nuisance.
I suggested overload or roundabout.

The local paper has recently yielded 2 WEM guitar amps fo £10, one has a nice set of Mullards in it, and a Transcriptor Hydraulic Reference with a normal platter. More toys.

Regards Richard H
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shane
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I'd have said a rumble, or possibly a revolution.
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'S funny but 20 years ago I wondered why anyone needed more than one record deck... When most people are happily listening to 128kbps mp3s why do I need four turntables? And why do I want a couple more? Must be mad I guess. :lol:

How about a necessity?
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Dave the bass
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Richard Higgins wrote: Whats the correct name for a collection of turntables?
I believe the correct name for a collection is a 'eckofableedinlotof' turntables.

:)

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