Beyond Turntables-Micro Seiki SZ-1t, SX-8000II & SX-8000

[microstrip]

Sorry Peter, i have a hard time concentrating on the Micro, there is something large and golden looming in the background. It must be King Midas's turntable !

It is a Triangle Art Ultimate LE turntable:
https://parttimeaudiophile.com/2015/06/08/newport-2015-triangle-art/

 

[Al M.]

It is a Triangle Art Ultimate LE turntable:
https://parttimeaudiophile.com/2015/06/08/newport-2015-triangle-art/

Remarkably cheap for the size and the bling, in today's world.

 

[bazelio]

It is a Triangle Art Ultimate LE turntable:
https://parttimeaudiophile.com/2015/06/08/newport-2015-triangle-art/

IMO the Triangle Art TTs are very underrated. The big one, I think, sounds phenomenal. Nobody ever talks about them.

 

[audioblazer]

IMO the Triangle Art TTs are very underrated. The big one, I think, sounds phenomenal. Nobody ever talks about them.

Heard it at a friend system . Quite good . Demoed 2nd top model at my place . Sounded great with Top Wing Blue dragon

 

[Majkel]

Hello, first of all, I wanted to say hello and thank you for accepting me into the WBF community. The thread hasn't been refreshed in a few years, and I stumbled upon it by accident, but I wanted to thank you very much because it's a topic about galactic turntables that no one makes anymore. Thank you.

 

[PeterA]

Hello, first of all, I wanted to say hello and thank you for accepting me into the WBF community. The thread hasn't been refreshed in a few years, and I stumbled upon it by accident, but I wanted to thank you very much because it's a topic about galactic turntables that no one makes anymore. Thank you.

Welcome to WBF. This series of essays by former member DDK is very interesting. These are some of the best turntables created at the height of the vinyl era. They remain rare and highly coveted. I owned a Micro Seiki SX8000 II. It was the best turntable I had in my system up to that point.

 

[Majkel]

Welcome to WBF. This series of essays by former member DDK is very interesting. These are some of the best turntables created at the height of the vinyl era. They remain rare and highly coveted. I owned a Micro Seiki SX8000 II. It was the best turntable I had in my system up to that point.

I agree, although today's TechDas is not what it used to be. Micro rules

 

[PeterA]

I agree, although today's TechDas is not what it used to be. Micro rules

The Air Force one is a completely different sound. I find it overly damped and dull sounding. No life or energy. I’m told the TechDAS Air Force 3P is the closest to the old micro. I have not heard it myself.

 

[Majkel]

The Air Force one is a completely different sound. I find it overly damped and dull sounding. No life or energy. I’m told the TechDAS Air Force 3P is the closest to the old micro. I have not heard it myself.

I feel the same way, because I listened to a few TechDas models at a Polish distributor and, like you, I found the sound to be slightly softened and rounded. The turntables themselves are built approx.

 

[Ron Resnick]

Hello, first of all, I wanted to say hello and thank you for accepting me into the WBF community. The thread hasn't been refreshed in a few years, and I stumbled upon it by accident, but I wanted to thank you very much because it's a topic about galactic turntables that no one makes anymore. Thank you.

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