Linn LP12 turntable

If I were a lawyer or a judge, I would have to side with mylogic.  His statement, accurately quoted by cleeds, does not stipulate that if you own a Linn 12 you ought not to comment on a Linn LP12.  He is trying to say that whether you own a Linn LP12 or not, you are free to comment on it. Perhaps the moniker "mylogic" is a bit provocative.

@thecarpathian

’Good to hear a wife open to all positions’

Just to say the comment has to be considered ‘tongue in cheek’ and in relation to newton_john and myself in our conversations.

I don’t want to offend anyone else tonight!

@lewm, I don’t think anyone here is saying that ownership of a LP12 is required before a member can comment on it. However, it would be perhaps better if those who have a negative opinion of the table…also disclose upfront as to their reasoning..and to the fact that they have no ownership of the table. Personally, I don’t have a problem with someone putting their 2cents in, but I do like to know if they are coming from a place of actual experience, or expertise.

@lewm 

Thank you for your comments. I did not see them as l was posting back to thecarpathian about not wanting any misunderstanding on his comment on my conversation with newton_john.

@daveyf 

My experiences with the old LP12 were garnered from early day auditions and demonstrations at hi-fi fares and shops in the 1980s. Also l have friends with Linn models of various ages, so l have a fair idea of the pros and cons of the turntable.

Thats how l judge any opinions l may feel like sharing. I may well buy one if the price is right as l am open minded to any piece of hi-if equipment if it excels.

l also take on board the suggestion the ‘mylogic’ handle may be confrontational but there was no ulterior motive why l adopted it. I also own a Logic DM101 MKII electronic which l have restored. Nothing else upgraded except the arm and various cartridges. 
 

l rest my case!

@lewm , +1.

I judge on this case in favor of @mylogic .