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I have the deluxe edition, the "unrealesed original jamaican version" is something one must listen to.

Arrived today, I am waiting for The complete Sarah Vaughan on Mercury, vol 1.

I am going for it one of these days

Classic Record reissue, mono.

Mono.

Now spinnin': Mono.

I was joking about RVG fetish, personally I like Wally’s work.

You wouldn't post it on SH Forum... BTW Basra is great music, how could I have lived without it until now.

"Wally" is five letters word in some vinyl clubs in LA, I wouldn't say that word, they are allowed to carry guns over there.

New BN Anniversary Series. The cover isn't luxury stuff, but the records is perfect with its Kevin Gray's sound. BTW First time I listen to this one, now fellow BN fanatics let's start throwin' stones

Mono.

Mono. And his brothers: Two, Three and Four.

Sundazed reissue. Dustin' off my Byrds' collection. the albums before the "country" period are really something special.

I read a couple of books about the construction of railroads in US after the Civil War and the Railroad Barons, what a titanic enterprise. Later there were the hobos, W. Guthrie, etc.. American Railroads story is fascinating. And Goodman's City of New Orleans is a great song.

IMO LP12 a part, they prefer to sell expensive and nice looking systems "all in one" to people who want a fashionable "music maker". I think they don't care about improving the sound of their products anymore. Anyway my CD12 lasted twenty years without a problem, if only they'd have stock some converters, it would have lasted another twenty.

The new Linn's manegement think home entertainment automotive and domotics are more profitable then HIFI, doesn't care about old audiophiles like me.

The dealer here is fine, the owners are bad, they keep the machines

I did it, not many and not one in Italy. I am not sure I'd buy a second hand gear from abroad, shipping cost a part. Anyway they are over my budget. Guess I'll get the cd5si unless the repairman does a miracle on the my Linn.

I’ll do it, thanks

The mechanic of my linn is bombproof as stated by the technician but the converters are too old, already replaced less then a year ago with new old stock found on internet , one failed two weeks ago. There is no warranty on most of modern components, imagine with older one. I am thinking about an external converter or a new player, the cheapest Naim. Mostly I spin records, don’t want to spend much money on digital stuff.

If you enjoy the sound why change? Let be accustomed to the new loudspeakers then if you note some problems you may change the yamaha.

Thanks

I second both bresna e sidewinder, Anyway a used amp is a safer bet then digital players or loudspeakers, usually a good technician can replace old components with new ones without changing the sound. Loudspeakers and digital players depends on components that often are out of production like d/a converters or speakers. I have to replace my CD player because the converters are out of production and there is no way to trust old new stock replacements.

Was the Army deployed in the streets in previous troubles, Watts, Rodney King, ecc.? I am just asking.

Complete Commodore Recordings.