VINYL DENS (Episode 2) - Vinyl community music room tours
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- Welcome to Vinyl Dens, a monthly show on Channel 33 RPM where we check out music rooms, record collections and stereo setups from across the world. Links below.
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Interested in submitting your music room for consideration on a future episode of Vinyl Dens? Send 4 to 6 photos, along with a description on your set up, and a bit about yourself (age, location, musical tastes) to Channel33RPM (at) gmail (dot) com. I will look at all submissions, but can't promise it will appear in a video (there is just not enough time to show them all, unfortunately). The more interesting and unique, the better!
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Hello Frank, thanks for letting me be part of this. Much appreciated. You did a great job editing the pictures and loved your commentary. Look forward to more episodes. It's always great to see other rooms, colections and gear. And if you ever find yourself in The Netherlands, don't be a stranger. You're welcome anytime! :-)
p.s. I'll change the sign on my music room from 'Man Cave' to 'Vinyl Den'. :^)
I know it’s been 2 years but I don’t care lol, your music room is INSANE!!!! Love it so much! 💖💖💖
@@thegreatlioness Thank you!
That chair in the last chair is an Eames Chair, probably one of the most popular designer chairs!
For all u guys saying I wish I had this and that, just think for a moment, u can have a music room, it just takes time, and space, and if u pick the right gear for your budget you should be fine!..and last be proud of what u got..👍👍👍🙂😁
A good reminder Ernesto!
Frank
Theres no such thing as can't, and many different ways to go about it and completely agree. My music room is in the lounge, yeah theres a little give and take what i can have but its certainly possible and the whole family gets to enjoy it.
gaza4543 so true. Even when I was fresh out of high school in less than desirable roommate situations, there was room for quality separate audio components from the local thrift store.
So, I don't have a record room. I started my re-entry into vinyl by finding a Dual 1257 turntable at Goodwill for $14.00. The thing worked great for about a month and then developed issues. The big one was playing backwards. I found a Technics SL-D2 for $40.00 that was missing a counterweight. I set that up as my primary table and put the Dual away.
I work out of my basement most days (IT geek), and listen to CDs on a Sony Discman most days. Well, 2 weeks ago, I decided to try and bring the 1257 back to life. I bought a new cartridge for it. I found an online post about swapping out capacitors on the motor to fix the backward spinning. I bought a new belt. And, for the most part, it works again. I then ordered a ART DJPREII Phono Preamplifier and grabbed an old pair of Klipsch Pro Media 2.1 speakers out my garage. Threw the whole thing on table in my basement next to my desk and now I can listen to vinyl all day while I work (well, except when I am on conference calls.) But it's so nice to be able to spin vinyl all day while I work.
And even better.. I gave all my records away in the 2000s to a coworker. When I bought the Dual, I texted him a pic of the turntable, and HE GAVE ME ALL MY OLD ALBUMS BACK. I didn't ask for them. He just told me to come get them. So, 3 days after I got a "new to me" turntable, I got an instant record collection.
What an amazing individual that coworker is. Wow.
@@218maryland He wasn't even my coworker any more. He'd long left my company.
Excellent submissions and great video Frank!
It was great to see submissions of different types in this video. One thing I love is how you make people who listen to vinyl records feel welcome regardless of equipment and setup. This might just inspire me to submit a picture of my small yet fancy den.
I love the new eps on vinyl and music rooms. Brings back the good days.
Awesome segment. The last episode inspired me to make some changes to my room. Great work, Frank
I am loving the Vinyl Den episodes. It is so great to see how others enjoy music as well! All of the rooms are fantastic and inspires me for my room in my future! Jaw dropping!
Thank you Gil. They definitely inspire me as well. I'm thinking, at the very least, of re-arranging my space.
Cheers dude!
Frank
This videos are very nice, it gives you an idea of what other people are doing, thanks!!
Absolutely love looking at all these music dens. Great concept for your channel man, thanks 👍👍👍
Thanks Paul. I appreciate the comment, and you taking the time to watch!
Frank
Wow, I love seeing the variety!
Wow, there are some great vinyl dens there. They were awesome. I wish I had a vinyl den like those. I can just imagine myself sitting in there, having some me time just listening to my vinyls. Amazing video.
Wow! Beautiful shares! Very fortunate owners of those spaces. It looks something to really cherish.
Awesome!!! Those are some seriously killer rooms!!!
Wow, Frank!!
Truly fantastic music rooms/collections.
The second photo was cool to see Criss Cat #1 on the turntable.🤘🐈
Wow those are some great rooms! Jacob is definitely an up and coming VC channel 4 sure. He is very articulate. Cheers.
Wow! Frank, these rooms blow me away, too. They put my record room(s) to shame I have records in one room, more in another and equipment in two rooms. My wife is a saint to live with me and my collection. This is a good series, look forward to more.
Hi Frank,I love these music room episodes.Take care man.
Good to hear from you dude!!!!
Great stuff. Keep it coming. I love to see what others do with their listening areas.
Thanks John. I love getting a peak at these rooms as well.
Cheers
Frank
Wow great vinyl dens I really dig Jacob Murphy’s room was amazing killer setup thanks for sharing Frank love your channel I have a vinyl room I’m creating this is very inspiring.
Brother Frank...i remember it was you who gave me the heads up on that Dio Boxset for under 100 bucks. Glad i grabbed it...Wanted Strange Highways on vinyl. Lots of guys out there like the pricey gear...its all about liking the older stereo stuff for me , awhile back i hooked up some white van speakers i bought when i was 17. haha. The guy did a nice Led swap on that Sears receiver. I did the same bluelight LED swap to an old JVC unit about a year ago. cheers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh man... vintage gear rocks Lee. I love the late 70s especially. White van speakers... love it!!! I remember in the 80s these guys used to hang around the beer store, hawking stuff from their vehicles. Every time my dad went to buy some Labatt's, someone tried to sell him something in the parking lot, haha.
Have a great week.
Frank
Music lovers listen to music the way people watch TV. We like to sit down, put on a record or CD and just sit back and enjoy. I often sit on the couch with the liner notes in hand trying to discern the different instruments in a song. I still remember the day I sat down and REALLY listened to the song Blue Jeans by David Bowie and realized there was a xylophone in the song. It was magical.
Sadly, there is another set of "audiophiles," which I like to refer to as "gear collectors." You never hear them discussing the music they listen to. But they'll talk for DAYS about the equipment they use to play the vinyl they never discuss.
That's what I really like about your channel, Frank. Sure you talk about gear. But it's obvious to me you'd rather spend your money on the music than constantly chase equipment upgrades that will add little to the listening experience. Though I have to say I am very jealous of your Realistic vintage receiver score. That thing is a beast. You can spend thousands chasing that 10% increase in sonics you may get going from your gear to "next level" stuff. But who cares. If I had a few thousand extra dollars, I'd rather buy a bunch of grail LPs and CDs than more gear. What I have is more than good enough.
Thank you Andy. Funny you mention the Realistic. It was acting up, so I took it out of service earlier this year. It was nothing crazy... the treble control stopped working. I am going to being it into the repair shop in the next week or 2, to see what they have to say.
Cheers
Frank
@@Channel33RPM Vintage gear needs TLC. I got a guy on the other side of the state (I live in Pennsylvania) that will fix things for a reasonable price if I am willing to ship it to him and wait. He has my Realistic STA2600 and is slowly bringing it back to life. He sold me a Yamaha A520 amp for a really good price that I am using until the STA2600 is done. I lke this A520 so much, I don't know if I want the STA2600 back! The phono stage will do MM or MC.
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Some great vinyl dens,I hope in the future I can have a small fraction of what these guys have. Very interesting video. 😲👍🎶🎵
I have 3 kids are home so there's no space for a dedicated music room. My system is in our bedroom. My jazz records are in the bedroom and the rest are in the baby's room next door. I'm actually quite happy with the set up! Frank, I would be happy to send photos. It's probably the only record collection housed next to a crib!
I've been collecting records, tapes and music gear for about 9 months now . I've even built a small music room .. Thanks to watching many great videos like this one, it has inspired me to start uploading my own videos
That's me! A Fruga-phile. Dad had a Sherwood 70's reciever. Loved it. If could clean my spot. I'll send pics.
Love these, gives me some ideas..like those dividers! Oh my
I loved seeing the music rooms. They were all so wonderful!
Hey Melinda, with a little luck you can see some gear I use in the near future. BTW, I don't have Facebook, so when I have those single's for you we need to find a way I can send them to you. The single from Asia is no problem, I own it. I will take a look at a recordfair for the other ones.
@@showstopperrob1097 that's very kind of you. Thank you.
I hope one day, I can get my vinyl copies of Stick it to Ya and The Wild Life signed by Mark! I saw Slaughter recently, and they put on an amazing show!
Just wow, looking at some of those rooms when here some of us are stuck in 10x10 rooms filled with "stuff".
And some of that equipment! Having champagne tastes on a beer budget leaves us salivating.
I love these videos Frank. I’ve been maximizing my space lately. Maybe someday when I finish, I’ll submit a picture of my room.
Both albums sound great!
Hey Frank, thanks for the name drop and you're quite welcome on the new name suggestion. Pretty much all of my gear and records are unfortunately in storage, but I do have the music server, an A/V receiver and my trusty Denon DP-62L TT in the current setup. Maybe I'll string together some current and former photos for the segment. Cheers.
Man, THEY'RE ALL GREAT!
Feel so good that there are so many people into the music on vinyl!
I agree. These rooms are amazing!
Frank
I am a new subscriber, and I am really enjoying viewing everyone’s record rooms, thank you for such great content🎼🎤🎼🎤🎼
Thank you Christine
Keep these showcase videos coming!
Great channel you have brother! I’m subscribing right now!!!
All love from Cancun Mexico !!!
Hola desde Canadá! Bienvenidos y gracias por suscribirse.
Channel 33 RPM gracias hermano
So many mind blowing things to say about those rooms. Freakn' fantastic. Makes me feellike I need to step my game up. In John P's room not only are the shelves cool, but those pull out shelves on the bottom row for the 45s and cds!! That is awesome!!!
You're music room is pretty rocking as well my friend!
Frank
Thanks for posting my room Frank!
And Brandon thank you for the kind words! Having the shelving build was a decision I'll never regret .
Have to say your music room is really one of the gold standards, simply amazing and inspires me to keep improving my space.
Take care!
Jacobs chair and ottoman are by Eames and currently retail for both in the $5,000.00+ range. The original chairs were made of Rosewood.
I truly enjoy your channel and the episodes geared towards others rooms! Definitely an inspiration.
Hopefully I can put together a few photos and share my audio space(s).
I love room tours.
Wait. I have to wipe the drool off of my chin. Lol. Great video and awesome rooms!
Some great vinyl dens!! I am on a budget so most of that is way out of my range. All of the rooms were 5 star rooms!
Glad to get the heads-up about that Eket line from Ikea. My collection will soon outgrow the small Kallax unit I've been using. I've often wished Kallax had a backing panel to make re-shelving records easier.
What a room the first one..💥🎸👍
I am glad to see I am not the only one that has 'just' a 10 x 10 listening room. Maybe I will submit my room once I get the new racks built this winter. Can not wait for the next episode.
Welcome to the 10x10 club! I'm definitely happy to have the space I do have, though I keep trying to cram more and more things in there.
Cheers
Frank
Like the Vinyl Dens name. You can just send me Roberts whole room, I've been good Santa. Love Darin's system. John's collection is awesome, also like his gear. Love the Rockoli Records room, this guy proves there is hope for the younger generation! LOL Frank please continue making the viewer system videos, they totally rock!
Thanks man! I will!
Good stuff frank, 👍
All of those rooms are absolutely outstanding... It just goes to show, The true vinyl community knows how to really listen to the music.... The amount of l p's is absolutely a Passion, and not a fashion....🤘
Passion, not a fashion. Love that phrase.
Frank
There's your next tee shirt...👍
Long time subscriber here bud, for some reason I’ve not been getting updates on any content you’ve been producing !! Keep up the great work
Huh, someone else mentioned this as well (not getting notifications). I will look into this.Thanks!
I love your videos Frank you do an awesome job I just wanted to tell you and every time I email you, you always answer my questions thank you so much
Thank you Christopher!
I picked up a copy of Balance a couple months ago from a local record store for $120 US. It's the most I've spent on a single album, but I'm so glad to have it.
I've also wanted a MP-110 cart with a 1200. Lovely rooms!
Really enjoying the music room video series. That McIntosh system is beautiful in a great listening room. Steve Guttenberg Audiophiliac has a similar series on his channel.
Fantastic Frank! I'm more of a vinyl guy also, but I definitely don't have a problem with picking up some CD'S (especially for a couple bucks)! They can sound great for redbook specs! I have a copy of "kiss- kiss my Ass" red vinyl I bought in 2004! Unfortunately it has a couple skips, but it's still good!
Last one is my absolute favourite the Macintosh and the Herman Miller Eames chair
What a fantastic episode ! Well Frank, great of you to point out that music room #4 needs, at the very least, an area rug. Reducing echo from a stereo system is money very well spent. Those components new in retail value I believe would surpass $40 K Canadian so get the most for your money.
Wow!!! I knew that gear would be expensive, I just didn't realize THAT expensive. I'd love to hear what it sounds like.
Cheers
Frank
I love the last room. Quite minimalistic and pleasing to the eye. Nice looking system too, but lights on a system are not a requirement for me. I currently don't have a full system at the moment, but hope to correct that next year. Cheap second hand is good too. Having too many recordings late in life is not necessary either as work and time restraints restrict hearing them all which is unfortunate. I also loved the Linn LP 12 in the first room. Brilliant video Frank which I thoroughly enjoyed.
Thank you Robert.
Frank
Word to the Wise , with Vinyl going up faster than Gold . Lock those Room's up tight .
If they want in they'll get in sorry to say
Going to need a napkin for all this drool. Cool set ups man!
Some killer rooms there my friend. My goal is to one day own a McIntosh setup!
I keep my records in a steel rolling cart from Harbor Freight and my player is on my synth desk going through my JBL reference monitors... looking forward to the day when I move into a house and it can all have it's own space :)
Love the chair in that last record room.
Me too. It looks crazy comfortable.
Frank
That is Eames Lounge Chair. Looks authentic (there are some similar replicas on the market) costs around 4000-6000$. Design is legendary. Designed by Charles and Jay Eames for Herman Miller furniture company in 1956. This are classic top of the line designer items :)
I went to Best Buy in Edwardsville and purchased two albums.
And the one in Fairview Heights to purchase a replacement cartridge for
Toneyanne.
I use what I can afford as I'm a father of 5 kids and due to health issues I do not work anymore. I have a small music room in size 8X12' where I keep my 600 LPs, 500+cds, DVDs, guitars and amps plus my budget stereo. I used to buy albums until the cd format came in during the mid-'80s and switched over to CDs. I mostly have rock/ metal music but I do like a bit of country, easy listening and so on. I can remember buying my first album back in 1977 (KISS - Love Gun) and my first cd in 1984 (Dire Straits - Brother's in Arms). Keep up this great channel
CanadianCharlie64 few things sound better that an original CD release of Brothers In Arms
I remember seeing Van Halen on the balance tour supporting Bon Jovi at wembley stadium in London
My record room and record collection are a work in progress. I am clearing out what was a junk room while acquiring gear. Unfortunately most of the gear I had was either inoperable or just plain gone. So I have spent some money on new gear trying to stay on the budget side of things. I will send some pictures when it all comes together.
funny seeing such a huge setup as this and using the same cart as me, which people in other parts of the internet told me was "entry level"
wow! those oak shelves
If you can find an SL1200GR (and the money) get one. In stock form its much more revealing and refined than the 1200 Mk2 and there's still room for minor upgrades such as replacement head shell, mat and interconnects. The GR will also do justice to a better cartridge, I have a Benz Ruby Z on my own and its one of the better turntable packages I've had, I should mention that previously owned turntables from Systemdek, Roksan, Michell and Avid. All my previous models were spring belt drives and whilst they performed well enough none of them match the SL1200 for clean leading edges at the start of notes or the pitch stability. This seems to be the thing I'm most sensitive to as a listener and thats why I've now settled on the direct drive system, I hope you get to hear one.
That Mac gear is legit. Enjoy the series.
Thanks! I will do another in December.
Frank
Just have a music corner for now. Its developing slowly but surely.
11:07 many of the rooms you show have beautiful (replica) Eames chairs, or Pallisade chairs (made in Winterpeg)
I bought the new Technics SL1200 MK7 a couple of months ago. I use a Nagaoka MP-150 with a Schiit Mani running through a Pioneer Elite 2 channel receiver and Polk Audio speakers. I am very pleased with it. I highly recommend it. Maybe someday I too can buy a McIntosh amp or receiver.
Cool to hear. I've been very curious about the MK7. I find it odd that Technics seems to be marketing it exclusively to DJs. They are missing out on a huge portion of the record-buying public.
Cheers
Frank
I agree. I bought it from a DJ shop in Denver, Colorado. The only drawback I find is that the dust cover has no hinges. But I suppose DJ's don't use dust covers.
As a music journalist, I'm guessing he gets a lot of stuff given to him. That said, I'm super jealous of that system. LOL
I get free stuff, but MOST of my cd's and records are bought by myself.
Frank! I'm extremely flattered by your comments!! You are welcome to come hang out and listen in my music room anytime! Regarding your reverb question, the angled attic-ceiling mixed with corner acoustic treatments (you can see them behind the speaker with the green plant on top) I haven't had an issue. For those asking, the chair is a reproduction Eames-style chair. You can find them new on eBay for a couple hundred USD. Very comfy! And great show, Frank! So many amazing vinyl dens!
Great music room! And thanks for the additional details.
Frank
So that first room with a billion CDs and Records. He did say he was a journalist for music...I would bet a large majority of them were free for promotional / evaluation purposes. I'm not knocking it by any means, but there was a statement about imagining what it costs. I'm sure the equipment set him back quite a bit. Still very impressive! Love this series.
Yes, throughout the years I've receieved a lot of free stuff, but MOST cd's and vinyl are bought by myself.
Hi Frank, most of the Sears products were made in Japan by CEC who also built a lot of oem units for pioneer, marantz, sony and Toshiba as well as a number of very well known U.S. brands. enjoy your videos
Thanks for the info!
@@Channel33RPM yw
Hi Frank, personally id forget about the 1200 mk7 and get the stripped back 1500c (if and when the times comes for you), it comes with an amazing phono stage to boot, easily handling more expensive carts like the 2m black for example. AND if the itch really hits! The on board phono stage is defeatable allowing for more elaborate out board units to be used. A Truly nurture proof purchase that is currently the best bang for buck turntable technics do. IMO..... great vid with some amazing systems
I also have my eye on the 1500C. I will try both out. I wish the 1500C did not come with an Ortofon Red. I think it sends the wrong message to include it (it undervalues the turntable in my opinion). There is nothing wrong at all with the Red. But I expect something better (or no cart at all), on a $1000+ turntable. I'm glad to hear about the phono stage. I will definitely audition this turntable. Thanks for the advice!
Frank
@@Channel33RPM Well i have no experience other than what i have but this table seems to have been tuned for it ( the red/ortofon that is, from what ive read) many reviewers saying its the best they've heard the red sound. (look up John Darko's review not review he explains it really well on his channel)
What i do is use the red cart for second hand records to see how they play and i use my black for the rest of the time. Or you can just swap out the stylus for the blue. But yes i feel it should have come with at least the blue. BUT the phono stage on this table is really where the extra money has been spent.And you would have to spend around £600 to heard worthy difference.
I think all in buying from a dealer with a little discount here and there i got the whole lot for around £1250 with a new heads shell for the black and the cart itself.
Sitting down and auditioning the tables nothing else came close to the technics in terms of value and the sound and it holds up really well against the 1200gr which really does need an outboard phono stage of around 300 quid to make it start sounding pretty sweet (and i struggle see/hear the difference between 1500c and the 1200gr other than being Japanese made).
Both the mk7 and the 1200gr both require extra out lay of a cart and phono stage. Options options! either way any of them will last you a life time
I'm currently working on my Vinyl Den. I have a few pictures to hang and some furniture to move around and i'll be set. I'm by no means an audiophile, but thoroughly enjoy listening to music on vinyl. I started collecting in the 70s/80s as a kid. Then in the past year and a half started back up. I've now amassed about 600 records. I'm thinking of purchasing a Fluance turntable. Probably the RT84 or 85. I already own the Ortophon 2M Red so i'll probably go for the 84 for the upgrade to blue. I love your videos and your content. I'm not a fan of heavy metal, but seeing your passion for music alone is truly exciting. I'll submit my Vinyl Den pics shortly. In the mean time, keep on spinning! PS. I'm loving my new Channel33RPM shirts. Any ideas for coffee mugs? I collect those too.
I look forward to seeing your set up Lisa! I'm glad you dig the shirts! I tried coffee mugs, but they did not sell well. I'll consider doing them again.
Cheers
Frank
I really wish I could have a music room something like any of these ones. I just don't have the space for that at the moment... Maybe next year, since I'm moving then and the plans are to buy our own place with my girlfriend. Hopefully big enough house where there is room for a music room.
I'm going to upgrade
my record collection.
I'm giving away some records to make room for the reissued albums.
Hey, don't know if this is something to consider or not...but you are showing some AMAZING freakn' picture in this series and you do a fantastic job of commentating as you do in all your vids. When you are talking about a photo while you are showing it... please take those words/quotes off the screen. I found myself getting anxious because I wanted to see around them and see the shelves or systems lol. ..and like you said you are reading the quotes perfectly for us. \m/
Good advice Brandon. Thank you for taking the time to let me know. I will definitely keep this in mind when doing the next video in this series.
Cheers
Frank
@@Channel33RPM Keep the series coming man. I think it is awesome!!
i wish i had photos of my set up over the years. best one would have been about 10 years ago when the music room was actually the other bedroom in the house. 2 sets of speakers. one in that room. and another one i set up in the living room. that way i could play tunes in either. had about 1200+ albums. 400+ tapes. 500+ 45's. i know i got a photo of some of that room. but it's pretty much not worth showing compared to how beautiful these other rooms they are.
I pre-ordered that Dio box set from Pop Market. They must have messed up on the price. It was like $73 shipped in the US. I pressed records for a short time. The owner had a McIntosh setup. It did sound amazing. With his speakers and everything, about 50k. He had one of those chairs and ottoman as well. As Marc Maron would say, It did sound amazing but not 50k amazing. 😁
I got the Dio for around that same price as well on Amazon when in came out. Great deal!
Frank
Love this segment, one of these days I'll have dedicated room. That being said, I don't know if the pursuit of the 1200 is because of it's history or not, but, I would also recommend checking out a Pioneer PLX 1000 as a second deck ;)
Thank you for the suggestion. I will def consider the PLX 1000 as well.
Cheers
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Frugaphile, that’s me!
I like that term. I think it describes many of us.
Frank
Same here. I've assembled my stereo system by shopping at my local goodwill clearance center. It's amazing the stuff you can find for super cheap that just need some elbow grease and deoxit.
I’m going to have to post my den with my kiss collection
I'm an ABBA kind of guy but to each his own!
Watching these videos makes me wanna plan my room(s) again. Dreaming going to IKEA (writing that feels weird).
mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
#Fantastic
More importantly, what are the two guitars you have hanging on the wall? Is the white a Yamaha?
Are you going to do any more episodes? Thanks man.
Yes next week!
@@Channel33RPM where can I get in in an entry?
OMG! Jacob Murphy has an Eames chair! If that's an original it's worth a fortune! Looks original, although I think it might have been reupholstered. BOSS!
I had to Google that. Wow!!! An amazing chair with a lot of history. It definitely looks like what Jacob has in his room.
Frank
@@Channel33RPM I didn't know those were still being manufactured. They run around $7000 for the chair and ottoman. I once sat in one and didn't want to get up. Super comfortable. His Vinyl Den is super excellent.
Also own a LP12 with the same Lingo power supply. It also has the same plinth as the one Robert Haagsma has in his room. And i also have a SL1200 at our attic bedroom, which is the place where i listen with my headphones. I don't know if you still want photos of musicrooms, but i can send you some. It's small but it has some nice gear and records😎
Yes, feel free to send the pics to my gmail (Channel33RPM@gmail.com). Include 4 to 6 photos or more, plus some information about yourself and your set up. thanks
Frank
@@Channel33RPM Wow that's a quick reply! I'll send some info and photos. Love your channel! Also from Holland btw and i have family living in Ontario.
The older SL-1200 Technics turntables sound better than the newer ones. Technics did a reboot of the TT a couple of years ago, they were as good as the originals but much to expensive and were dropped because of lack of sales. So get an older one in good condition. regards
Hi Frank. Just stumbled over this older vd, and would love if you would do another round of subscribers set-up's. I'm an Audiophile and spend my time in various HI-FI sites and communities, and that's a lot of fun for me. But after seeing a lot of your vd's, i have some kind called in love with this community, where there is not the same amount of shame bashing and negative comments, as i see a lot in these Audiophile communities. I'm sure you guys also are into good sound reproduction, to hear your favorite album in it's best manner, also with a mid priced set-up. So please, do not tell me that sound doesen't matter, as i'm use to hear when debating why i spend that amount of money on my stereo. I know for a fact that sound matters to the most of us, and now or days, you can get a decent set-up for under 1000 USD, so what i'm saying is, it doesen't have to be crazy high prices. And look at some of the rooms here, where you defiantly come across some more heavy and expensive set-up's and it seems that we somehow have some common ground here, and for me that's very pleasefull to see and read. I will surely stay tuned for more. Cheers from Denmark
Hi Thomas. Thanks for watching the video. There will be a new episode of Vinyl Dens tomorrow (Sunday).
Frank
Enjoyed the video Frank, only problem with the new name is that no one outside of North America uses the term 'Den'.
i got my technics sl1100a for free from a great friend and got an sl- 1210m3d for 200 love my gear
Frank, what's your opinion on playing CDs on a DVD player? I'm using a DVD player at the moment due to a budget
I suppose it would depend on the DVD player. I tried this for awhile (with a cheaper DVD player), and it did not sound good at all. It was dead and dull. It might be a different experience with a better DVD player. If you have a few extra bucks, it may be worth hitting the thrift store and finding a dedicated CD player (they are usually $10 to $20... around here anyway). Good luck man! It all comes down to what sounds best to your ears.
Frank
Channel 33 RPM it completely depends on the DVD player, as well as how you have it hooked up. I found an Oppo
DV-983H at a thrift store for $10 and the sound is amazing. It has full support for SACD and DVDA, and I don’t even have a TV connected to it, using it strictly for audio. I run the coaxial digital output to a Sony PCM-2700A DAT deck, and it’s coaxial digital output to my receiver.
Damn! I need to step up my game.......
Me too...