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From: jsf007@trsvax.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: B&O Turntable Inquiry - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 15-Sep-83 23:22:26 EDT
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trsvax!jsf007    Sep  6 08:18:00 1983

After spending ten to twelve years with my Thorens TD125, I have decided
to replace it with something more automated (so I won't have to jump up
when the disk is over).  Through the dependable years with my Thorens, I
have been forced to live with the problem of the sound going 'soft' towards
the end of some of my 'hotter' cut albums (high frequency sounds get muddled).
I think that advancements in tonearms, cartridges, etc. may solve this problem.
I took a listen to a couple of B&O radial tracking turntables with MMC4 and
MMC2 cartridges and was quite pleased with the results.  Does anyone in 
netland have anything good or bad to say about B&O TT's and cartridges or 
alternate suggestions.  I can spend about $300 for a cartridge and TT.

				Steve Fintel
				trsvax!jsf007

P.S.  My Thorens is for sale...  $125 for turntable, Shure M97HE, and Thorens
TP25 tonearm.