So what other hobbies do you guys enjoy?

[KEISLERGENE]

Oh boy lots of them,

Nitro Rc 4x4 trucks. unbelievable speed and destruction.

Golf well in my case hacking

Off road in my Cherokee.

Flight simulation tried the RC stuff to much money when that crash

Fishing and camping.

[grumpy]

[QUOTE=Andy69;2251]and more:

Oh so you like the

Shaded dogs
living presence
Red seals
Decca

and London's do ya ?

I am more of a Blue note, Verve, Pacific jazz and Prestige person myself.

[grumpy]

Originally Posted by KEISLERGENE

Oh boy lots of them,

Nitro Rc 4x4 trucks. unbelievable speed and destruction.

Golf well in my case hacking

Off road in my Cherokee.

Flight simulation tried the RC stuff to much money when that crash

Fishing and camping.

Very cool stuff there. What years your cherokee ?

[grandsport]

Pacifica jazz sounds good.

[grumpy]

Originally Posted by grandsport

Pacifica jazz sounds good.

Just picked up a couple of cool Les Mcann's that are sweet.

[Andy69]

[QUOTE=grumpy;2269]

Originally Posted by Andy69

and more:

Oh so you like the

Shaded dogs
living presence
Red seals
Decca

and London's do ya ?

I am more of a Blue note, Verve, Pacific jazz and Prestige person myself.

Decca and Columbia have some pretty cool stuff. You can't ever have too much Xavier Cugat, I tell ya.

I'll buy most anything jazz/lounge/big band/latin from the 50s-70s that's in good shape, though.

Even the stuff in bad shape can be salvaged for the music. I wash a lot of LPs in the kitchen sink then once they are on the computer, I use the magic razzle dazzle to get rid of the clicks and pops and the hiss.

I have my turntable, amp, and laptop set up in the basement, as it's the only place the records don't skip.

[Andy69]

here's the type of stuff I can't get enough of. Most peopel throw this stuff away

[Andy69]

but no one, and I mean no one, holds a candle to this lady:

[grumpy]

Here is a really bad pic of my turntable.

[Andy69]

I can't tell, is that a Sota?

I've got an old HK T-35 I bought years ago when I was in college. I was looking at that and an AR, both demo models and the same price, in an American in Appleton, and like a dummy I bought the wrong damn one.

Still, it's been a good unit. I have an Audio Technica cartridge with their "line contact" stylus (same as Shure's hyperelliptical).

So, what do you clean your LPs with?

With that kind of playing equipment, I'm guessing one of these:



alas, with my budget, I'm limited to one of these, which is still better than a Discwasher: