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    • EMT 930ST TURNTABLE

    Elektro-Mess-Technik German broadcast turntable

    • GARRARD 301
    • MICRO SEIKI MR-711 / MA-202L
    • ORTOFON SPU SYNERGY N
    • ORTOFON CADENZA BRONZE
    • DENON 103SA MOVING COIL
    • MIYAJIMA LABS WAZA
    • GOLDBUG MR BRIAR
    • AUDIO TECHNICA AT33 MONO ANNIVERSARY
    • IFI ICAN PRO LINESTAGE
    • 47 LABS BOURNS OTA STRATOS PASSIVE
    Passive pre' internally wired with 47 Labs Stratos cable
    • PYE HF12
    • UCHIDA SUN AUDIO SV-300BE
    • PASS LABS ALEPH 0s
    • NAGRA BPS
    • RUGBY AUTOMATION CONSULTANTS RAC E2 RIAA
    RIAA Phonostage
    • TELEFUNKEN BV.42 STEP UP TRANSFORMER
    • HASHIMOTO HM-3 STEP UP TRANSFORMER
    • NAGATRON Z COUPLER Ag9200
    • WESTERN ELECTRIC LINE TRANSFORMER
    GA 50760 Line Transformers 600 Ohm
    • YAMAHA CDR-HD1500
    • TANNOY 15 INCH BESPOKE
    Trapezoid monitor cabinets courtesy of Dave, Mark, Bob & Ted at Woodworks London
    • MARANTZ 1060 INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER
    • LISTENING ROOM Where the magic happens

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Nice setup which includes two of my "wish I never sold" items namely the original WTT and the HL Monitor MkIII's! At least I've still got my Onyx. I never thought I'd see a system with those sweet sounding Harbeths on the 'Gon (which I originally bought ca. 1980). If you're so inclined, try stuffing drinking straws into the port and see what you think of the bass response...anyways it's reversible.

I assume that you drive your amps directly with the 834P? Do you bypass it's built-in MC stepup with the FR unit? Does this provide more gain or do you just like the sound better?

kleech