Here is an example of one Hartsfield , other photo's will follow later.
Here is an example of one Hartsfield , other photo's will follow later.
Somehow I don’t feel comfortable clicking on it. Last time it took a whole day to load up…!
Only took a few seconds to load, can depend a lot on you download speed.Originally Posted by JBL 4645
Somehow I don’t feel comfortable clicking on it. Last time it took a whole day to load up…!
It is pretty!
Yeah might be just that I just have a bad experience with Windows word page.
Absolutely- very nice! Thanks for sharing.
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That is one lovely monster.
The Transcriptor Hydaulic Reference turntabe is British and , appeared in several movies , "Clockwork Orange" one of them.
The platter's base floats in oil, reducing noise and flutter.
The Transcripter can be viewed at The American Museum of Modern Art
New York , The design Moseum London , and the Pinakother Der Modern Muchen , Germany.
The tonearm is a SME With a Shure Cartridge.
Pic:
Marantz 7c preamp , Marantz 10 B tuner, McIntosh 275 power amp inside cabinet , Revox tape
deck and Barzlay 910 equipment cabinet.
More blurry pix of Mr Wolfhead's gear ...
a pity ... remember to always use the right tool for the job -
and don't take photographs with a telephone ...
2ch: WiiM Pro; Topping E30 II DAC; Oppo, Acurus RL-11, Acurus A200, JBL Dynamics Project - Offline: L212-TwinStack, VonSchweikert VR-4
7: TIVO, Oppo BDP103D, B&K, 2pr UREI 809A, TF600, JBL B460
I used an Iphone camera . I think you recognized the components.
At one time this might be considered a dream system. All of these components was purchased prior to 1970.
Today many of the components are classic, almost priceless.
The Hartsfield as earlier noted are pre 1957 , which is before Lansing made a change in the horn design to reduce cost.
These are mono speakers not intended for stereo. This became a problem when mounting tweeters , such as the 175 DLH.
Iphone camera's are not perfect , less trouble when sending photo's over the internet.
Some people are never satisfied,,, Yes you do have a great vintage system and well kept,,Now I remember you,,always a smile on your face..Well dressed,,And a true gentileman...The Last time we met was at Bob Shaws, place,,, That turntable looks great,, another unit i saw was owned by Earl Beaver from McDonnell Douglas,,, He also built a JBL Paragon,,useing my blue prints..His electronics at that time was McIntosh..
"It's a poor workman who blames his tools."
Why don't you try holding it steady, or go out and buy a superior digital camera made before 1970?
". . . as you have no doubt noticed, no one told the 4345 that it can't work correctly so it does anyway."—Greg Timbers
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