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20 hours ago, Teasing the Korean said:

Thinking about it.  I still have an ancient Pioneer PL-516 that I paid $15 for.

I had a P3 a decade ago and I regret upgrading away from it. That's many because I made a poor choice with it's replacement and also because the P3 was so simple to operate- no fuss, great fun. Snake oil upgrades to it's mains cable and tone arm wiring are available ( they do make a small difference)

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18 hours ago, gmonahan said:

I loved the old Vintage series, and this one especially among them!

The sound is always so good for transfers in this series; it's a thrill to come across one I don't have already.

1 hour ago, Clunky said:

I had a P3 a decade ago and I regret upgrading away from it. That's many because I made a poor choice with it's replacement and also because the P3 was so simple to operate- no fuss, great fun. Snake oil upgrades to it's mains cable and tone arm wiring are available ( they do make a small difference)

Very happy with my P3.

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On 2/26/2024 at 6:17 PM, sidewinder said:

Crackle does seem to be an issue with this one - my copy looks spotless and plays pretty well but there is some crackle, even after being cleaned on the VPI. Although largely MOR, there are a couple of tracks which for me are 'ringers' and (not coincidentally I think) were arranged by Stan Tracey. The David Mack and Leon Young-arranged tracks are more soporific.

I have given the record another clean and it sounds a lot better. The Stan Tracey tracks are definitely the best on the record. The last three on side 2 are v good.

As an aside Clem Alford, Amancio’s sitar player seems to have stopped writing to our local paper. Or been banned. 

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A Carter family comp that I bought in the market. A surprise hit with the six year old, so getting some heavy rotation.

On 3/5/2024 at 3:37 PM, clifford_thornton said:

Nice! My wife usually goes for the steel-string guitar soli or the folk blues/ragtime sections.

This is nice. 

This is the area of my record collection I most dream of building up. Surprisingly hard, at least this side of the Ocean, where that music has never had a huge sway.

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20 minutes ago, clifford_thornton said:

I assumed it would have some sway, given the fact that the Stones, Zep, and Peter Green among others mined the hell out of it!

It can be hard to find the older US stuff on the second hand market. I think it was very rare in the 1960s because it was mostly imported. 

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5 hours ago, HutchFan said:

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Ralph Towner with Glen Moore - Trios / Solos (ECM, 1973)

Lovely, fascinating music.

Also, my LP is a German pressing; the AQ is top shelf. 

 

👍 :D  Love it!

7 hours ago, gmonahan said:

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:D 👍

 

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