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Miles Davis - Kind Of Blue First Aid Kit - Stay Gold Depeche Mode - Songs Of Faith And Devotion

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Thanks. The sound is the warm side of neutral. Very balanced and everything just sounds right to my ears. Very good combination with the R300's in my opinion. It has tons of control over them. Very impressive, and extreme value for money.

Hello, I've been hanging around the forum for some time, so I thought I'd share my setup too: KEF R300 on Norstone stands Abrahamsen V2.0 UP Amplifier Graham Slee Communicator Pre-Amp Pro-Ject Debut Carbon Esprit SB (looking to replace with Pro-Ject Classic, 2Xperience, ...) with Ortofon...

I agree. I too own a Debut Carbon and setup was a breeze. There are also plenty of youtube video's on how to set up the turntable for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mggO6w2hDtk

Nirvana - Unplugged REM - Automatic For The People Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures

Supertramp - Breakfast in America

I think KEF Reference and Blades are also manufactured in the UK? All the other models are 'Made in China'.

I prefer cartridge A. It seems to have a more open sound, and tighter.

New Order - Music Complete Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street Illinois Jacquet - Swing's The Thing

Hello, If I'm not mistaken, the Argon is a rebranded ProJect Essential. I think RPM 1.3 will be better since it has the 2M Red in stead of the OM5e. As for speakers and amp, I would suggest you stay away from Bose since I find them quite overpriced, and go and have a listen at the store to...

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Do tell? *scratch_one-s_head*

Waren Zevon - Excitable Boy One of my favorite records ever!

Hi Doug, I recently purchased a Pro-Ject VCS and I'm extremely happy with it. It's not a miracle device, but it does improve the sound of older records by quite a large margin. Records that previously were close to unlistenable, are now, apart from the occasional pop and crack, actually...