Suggestion for Turntable

[Axel]

I have had a number of tables over the years before settling on a Well Tempered Amadeus, a very nice table at a very reasonable price. They can occasionally be found second hand for a steal.

Do you have the golf ball tonearm? How easy is it to use? Must be one of the whackiest designs out there, but I like the science behind it. There is a good review here:
http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/welltempered/1.html

[f1eng]

I have had a number of tables over the years before settling on a Well Tempered Amadeus, a very nice table at a very reasonable price. They can occasionally be found second hand for a steal.

Good choice. The arm is the least coloured of any I know of, regardless of price.

[jccox]

I have had a number of tables over the years before settling on a Well Tempered Amadeus, a very nice table at a very reasonable price. They can occasionally be found second hand for a steal.

Good choice. The arm is the least coloured of any I know of, regardless of price.

Thanks. I agree with your appraisal of the arm. It is a tremendous performer and a great value.

[jccox]

I have had a number of tables over the years before settling on a Well Tempered Amadeus, a very nice table at a very reasonable price. They can occasionally be found second hand for a steal.

Do you have the golf ball tonearm? How easy is it to use? Must be one of the whackiest designs out there, but I like the science behind it. There is a good review here:
http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/welltempered/1.html

Yes, and I just love the design! It takes a deft touch and perhaps a tad of trial and error to set up, though I would not describe the process as particularly difficult. Once it is set up correctly, it is very easy to tweak and adjust. I can't recommend it highly enough.

[no32]

I have avid acutus / rega RP3 and LP 12.
I'm not sure what's the reasons but with the Linn my listening session are always the longest . I often find myself way past midnight