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Boomer

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If I can ever find one and it does not cost an Arm & Leg I will own one of these, the King of all Turntables. This table was $9,000 in the 70's


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Nakamichi TX-1000


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ClosetFishGeek

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Ohh how I love my tube amps.

I think I do not like you :D...and it is not fare having tube amps when I don't, although my Threshold is Class A

Who's do you have ?

Two years I almost bought a $2,000 tube CD player and ordered Western Electric new vintage tubes, @ $200 for a matched pair (takes 2 pair), to replace the crap ones it came with.

Shanling

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OK Doc


Boomer,
Threshhold is a fine amplifier even though its solid state....:tongue1: j/k I recently(about 4 years ago) went thru an upgrade process. All I can say is ouch!!! And Im sure you know exactly what I mean. I was originally using an output transformerless OTL1 by a gentleman named Julious Futerman. Was an outstanding amplifier for its time. I am now running Atmoshere tubes.. transformerless as well. I absolutely love them. With my current speakers they are a wonderfull match. Also retired my turntable about 8 years ago..(although I still play some lp's on occasion...:splitspin). Was a linn table/graham arm with an upgraded lingo synchronous motor. I went for my lungs with a DCS transport/player. This peice must be heard. Dead quite....artifact free. Only drawback is i need an engineer degree to operate it. It is way to complicated than it should be. None the less an outstanding peice.
 

ClosetFishGeek

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If I can ever find one and it does not cost an Arm & Leg I will own one of these, the King of all Turntables. This table was $9,000 in the 70's


How it works
http://www.positive-feedback.com/Issue33/tx1000.htm

Nakamichi TX-1000

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Nakamichi-tx-1000.jpg

Nakamichi-tx-1000.jpg


Wow...I havnt heard or seen this bad boy in many years.....Wow as soon as I saw this It reminded me of my nakamichi rx-505....:splitspin DIdnt have the dragon at the time.....lol. But I must remind you of another Goliath....

http://www.savantaudio.com/referett.html

and the newer version.....:splitspin

http://www.goldmund.com/products/reference_ii

True decadence...........Love it !!!!!!!!!!
 

Boomer

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I know what you mean :) Some other names, Linn/Nam, Linn/Sondek, Dayton-Wright, KLH-9, Rogers LS3-5A, M & K-BE, PSE, Micro-Seiki DD, Sumo MC etc.. That Goldmund is SICK @ $300,000 and so is the Transrotor :lol: I have A Nakamichi 600. That "Dragon" clan is just to much. OH, Sony L-cassette and V-FET's and ah, Class D switching Amps :)
 

ClosetFishGeek

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I know what you mean :) Some other names, Linn/Nam, Linn/Sondek, Dayton-Wright, KLH-9, Rogers LS3-5A, M & K-BE, PSE, Micro-Seiki DD, Sumo MC etc.. That Goldmund is SICK @ $300,000 and so is the Transrotor :lol: I have A Nakamichi 600. That "Dragon" clan is just to much. OH, Sony L-cassette and V-FET's and ah, Class D switching Amps :)


Boomer,
We need to start a new thread so we don't get yelled at....lol
 

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