A Copernican View of the Turntable System

ah, I see all the great champions in this analog world are coming together. welcome back gentlemen. yes it is worth talking about armpods and the possibility of exchanging arms quickly. I would miss my universal original Micro Seiki armboards so much that I even mounted one on my EMT. I now learned that Raul is not using his MS turnable anymore. No wonder - No system change on TTs in 10 years, you might feel like in a storage room of old unused audio equipment. Don't laugh, I have seen this sometimes. People keep their units but only use one TT all the time. They have many arms but use only one. Why not?

If this might enable the owner to have a profound knowledge on comparing TTs and arms and also assess the quality of armboards in certain environments I doubt.

Dear Nicola, We're good. In the vernacular of Italian-Americans, "fuhgeddaboudit". Same goes for Henry, actually.

Dear Lew, Our 'teasing relationship' started with your beloved Mark Twain , the 'rumour' about his death and my slip of the tongue with guy versus gay . I then just started to write English. With Henry the case was different. I referred to his beloved Australia as 'a developing country' which caused him to refer to me as a 'little man' from a 'little country'. You was then more sportsmanlike then he was. But at present I love you both equally.

Regards,

Did I really call you a "little man from a little country" Nikola?
Haha............
I must have had a sense of humour in those days?! :-)

Love you too......
Lew?......not so much.....:-)

Dear Henry, Yes you deed and this is not called 'humour'
but 'belittle' in literally sense. Humouros on the other hand
was Lew's response. I wanted to make him a compliment
but made a typo: 'this Lew is a smart gay'. His answer was:
'the rumour that I am a gay is exaggerated'. He borowed
this phrase from Mark Twain who was suprised to read
in the paper that he passed away: 'the rumour that
I am death is exaggerated'. Aussie humour? You must be joking .

Regards,