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ah oh JPN
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worried about planet A ?
at the same time this gentleman shared his beautiful Ferr with me at Ginza...
i was somehow obligued to share my coupe pics in the phone, and he immedately replied: "bmw e9"
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Love the mackerel sashimi!
Greg
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Visiting or living in Japan?
visit
you live?
Greg
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Yes, just brought my car over from LA…
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G-Shock!!!
For racing???
For racing???
it was a novelty in JPN, not a fan of watches on steroids, but curious design
How was the import process? May be relocating there soon myself, and would like to bring my Pagoda.
Nice setup, what kind of turntable is that?
Did anyone else have problems viewing the first couple comments pics? Mine are all Red X-ed out. Like they didn't load properly.
yamaha PX3 direct drive bio-tracker
Wow! Sansui!
Sansui one of the most iconic and mysterious companies of the 60s, 70s and early 80s.
A company that designed and built audio equipment without consulting costs with accountants...
Audio components manufactured by Sansui from the 60s, 70s and early 80s, play better than their modern counterparts for a lot of money.
I recommend listening live if someone has such a possibility as the Sansui AU70 plays.
Tube amplifier from 64.
The Yamaha PX3 turntable is a great playing turntable, but the pinnacle of Yamaha technicians' capabilities is the PX1.
The turntable is basically unavailable on the secondary market.
With a properly selected cartridge and the rest of the components, it plays wonderfully.
I assume that many E9 and classic car owners also have interesting audio systems from past eras..
A company that designed and built audio equipment without consulting costs with accountants...
Audio components manufactured by Sansui from the 60s, 70s and early 80s, play better than their modern counterparts for a lot of money.
I recommend listening live if someone has such a possibility as the Sansui AU70 plays.
Tube amplifier from 64.
The Yamaha PX3 turntable is a great playing turntable, but the pinnacle of Yamaha technicians' capabilities is the PX1.
The turntable is basically unavailable on the secondary market.
With a properly selected cartridge and the rest of the components, it plays wonderfully.
I assume that many E9 and classic car owners also have interesting audio systems from past eras..
Title says it all, what equipment do you have, instruments, amplifiers, turntables, speakers, tape machines, sound boards, headphones, stereos.
Also, what vinyl do you guys have, or do you prefer digital
I will start:
Two Grundig Mandello radiograms, one tube and one solid state, excellent deep sound.
Picture is not mine, mine is taken apart for repair
Guitars-
3 Les Pauls, 1 fender/Warmoth Telecaster, Grestch 6120 Chet Atkinson hollow body, 1 Mitchell acoustic, and one fender acoustic
Guitar amp- I am current running a fender blues junior, one of the best amps I have ever...
Also, what vinyl do you guys have, or do you prefer digital
I will start:
Two Grundig Mandello radiograms, one tube and one solid state, excellent deep sound.
Picture is not mine, mine is taken apart for repair
Guitars-
3 Les Pauls, 1 fender/Warmoth Telecaster, Grestch 6120 Chet Atkinson hollow body, 1 Mitchell acoustic, and one fender acoustic
Guitar amp- I am current running a fender blues junior, one of the best amps I have ever...
yes, me wanted the px1, and tried to, but no way
have to say that the px3 is fabulous, also had to dismantle half of it to recover performance, it was a challenge, but happy at the end
fitted with a sumiko BSP EVO III
the mighty turret
the speakers are also a yamaha manufacture from the seventies the ns 20s open bass with the addition of in built filters using mundorf E-cap &M-caps, and incorporating supertweeters ja0506 and saba green cones
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Sumiko BSP EVO III - great turntable cartridge. Congratulations!
The biggest problem with PX series turntables is the drive belt. Unfortunately, over time, this element loses its unique properties and problems with smooth movement of the arms appear, which causes many other problems.
The material from which the drive belt is made is truly unique.
I have a friend, a great turntable service technician, who has been experimenting with materials from which replicas of these belts could be made for several years.
I recently spoke to him, on the occasion of the review of my PX2, and according to the latest information, a replica of the drive belt with the appropriate specification is almost ready.
Yamaha NS20...speakers that, with the right selection of components, play great.
I envy your skills and knowledge when it comes to E9 and it looks like when it comes to audio equipment, your knowledge and skills are at an equally high level.
indeed ah the belts
renewed the ns adding new elements and replacing others
previous:
new
love to play with these old things
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