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From: rdw89@ecs.southampton.ac.uk (Richard Williams)
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Subject: Re: Top of the line stereo system
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Date: 13 Nov 90 13:59:17 GMT
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"alan@syacus.acus.oz (Alan Stewart)" writes:

* The Linn LP12 is far more musically accurate than the Goldmund Reference.
* I haven't heard the tuner you listed, but it would have to be good to beat
* the Naim NAT01 tuner.
*
* Alan

  This is what my local Linn dealer thinks too, but there are two
reasons why I disagree with him.
1) All Linn dealers are fiercely loyal to all of their products
2) The individual's reaction as to what is 'musically' accurate must
   differ widely.  This is not an objective area.  On the whole people
   who like the Linn/Naim line up stick with the definite sonic characteristics
   of those components.

 Anyway, for what it's worth I'd have a Goldmund arm fitted to that
Goldmund reference, some Siltech ribbon speaker cable to the Wamms,
and maybe {out of loyalty again I guess} a Musical Fidelity SA470
power amp.  Next problem; which bank do I rob?

Richard.