Continuum Caliburn - really the best TT on earth?

Thuchan,
I'm not sure what you mean by...."it is not a plug & play table"?
The table comes with the Cobra arm mounted so all you need to do is plug in the vacuum module and the speed controller, install your cartridge and play. Two days to build it up?.....they must be thinking of the Walker.
In any case the Continuum retailer or distributor will be setting it up for you initially.

If you have a sturdy wall mounted shelf, this is as good as using the floor-mounted Castellan stand if you don't like the look of the stand?

Have fun in your quest.

To give you an idea of how I test things:
This is a 126 MB file so it will take a minute to load. I'll keep it up for a day or so :)
http://www.moneyrec.com/vids/audiogon.avi

Halcro,

yes it is a really time consuming expedition. I know it from Chris (& Steve) in Atlanta, who really knows how to build it up. But in any case I would not do it without the support of Continuum people.

It is a bit easier with the Criterion. You are right one may use other stands like the Castellan. Maybe I am going to use a Copulare Grand Porto in black & silver... have to think about it...

enjoy your excellent system - Eckart

Peter, amazing video. wow -you are walking between machines. Looks like a studio with warm and nice atmosphere

Yes, I believe the listening atmosphere is very important to the overall aesthetic of the experience. Such as when seated in our very fine looking (unfortunately with suspicious sonics) Verizon Hall. Please google verizon hall images to see the beauty of it.

Peter