Linn LP12 turntable

@newton_john

Thank you for the reply.

OMNIPOTENT….,Got me thinking outside the box again! Made me smile :-)

Good to hear a wife open to all positions!

More power is always good in hi-fi and she’s on your side.

l have just seen a new post on Audiogon (deadhead1000) on a matter l discussed two days ago……. Whether some enthusiasts have ever divorced a wife to keep the hi-fi.

@ghdprentice 

I agree with your comments.

When you buy an LP12, it's wise to employ someone who knows how to set it up properly.

Maybe, there are some audiophiles who know what they're doing, but I'd never attempt to tinker with one. That is apart from putting it in place, setting the counterweight and bias and cleaning the stylus.

I set up every other aspect of my system, but never the LP12. In fact, my old dealer said that I was an unusual client. He did everything for most customers.

@mylogic 

My ex used to complain that I spent more a stylus than she would on an entire stereo. She'd be horrified to know I've now got a hifi system that's worth more than our cars were.

That may well have been a contributory factor to our split.

If I'd stayed with her, I'd be richer but not as happy.

@newton_john 

A very open and honest answer there.

A question…..

How many handbags and pairs of shoes did she own before the split? Family expenses can be frittered away….in other many ways not so visibly obvious.

Check out deadhead1000 latest post.

mylogic

l for one have never owned a Linn or an Ariston so l exert no bias in my comments ... That is just my logic

Not owning something hardly frees you from bias. You might want to revisit your "logic."