I cannot really remember listening to a D30, but i have to say i am not impressed with a D3. The D3 is a cheap cut down version of the D6C and...
To put it simply it sounds fantastic, it's the next best thing to my D6C. It's a smaller unit then the D6C, so the DC2 is my everyday machine...
Cool i am happy you have the tape, let me know if you like the music?
If it has been restored by specific people, that is all the more reason to use it. Else you can just have a broken but cosmetically perfect one in...
What is the point if you are not going to use it?
To be honest i think it's good to put this things out there, so people can be aware and buy with caution. I remember buying a Walkman from a guy....
I don't know if the prices i am willing to pay is realistic for today, but that is what i would be willing to pay if i was going to buy one today....
Not really sure what your question is but only 2 on that list i would buy and i can give you the max prices i would pay in £'s for them. WM-D6C i...
To be honest why bother? Just get your money back and put it down to experience, one not to be repeated.
No have not seen it
I have the DD9 service manual, if you need it PM me your e-mail address and i'll send you a PDF of it.
I have to admit i never believe specs, i always go with real world experiences. I go by what my ears are telling me. I have all of those machines...
This old debate, they are both good but different. Any person that says one is better than the other has not heard a good example of both.
I use a Loricraft PRC3 very good cleaner but I want to get next a KLAudio Ultrasonic Cleaner, but it will have to wait till after I have got a new...
Nice. Every record i buy new or second-hand goes into the record cleaner first before it gets played and get's a new antistatic sleeve.
Get it serviced or change the belts yourself, that should minimise the problem.
Must be a Bose :lollegs:
Ha ha thanks guys. I usually hide, you will not see a lot of pictures of me around.
I have some, make an offer?
No problem, i would be interested in hearing what you think.
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