Whats on your turntable tonight?

Rush,
You're right, it's NOT a good thing. The "Soular Energy" LP after it was more like it should be. Maybe my ears were still in work mode for the Bach. Needless to say, I was not a happy camper with a 10 foot high cello resonating around the listening room.

The arm continues to change with each LP, so I think we have a way to go yet. I noticed an even leaner bass presentation today with the Mendelssohn (only about 7 hours on the SST), but the Ray Brown had the depth and snap you would expect. The VTA is nowhere near dialed in yet.
Next up, the ultimate Slipknot1 test of soundstage:
Holst's "Savitri"

For tonight, still in relaxing mood. It's cold and the holiday always make me feel lonely and slow.
- Ravi Shankar/Song for everyone/1985 ECM Production
- Smetana/Ma Vlast/Kubelik with Vinna Phil./Decca

I just bought a turntable recently and am listening to "The best of JIM REEVES", and also some Christmas albums.

Smw30yahoocom, congratulations on getting your turntable! If this is your first venture into vinyl welcome, hope you will continue to share your music explorations with us.

Tonight thus far...

The Julian Bream Consort: "Elizabethan Music", RCA LSC 3195

Ensemble Musica Antiqua de Vienne: "Concerts et Danses de la Renaissance", Harmonia Mundi HMU 938

Clemencic Consort: "Feast of the Ass" Harmonia Mundi HM 1036
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Fritz Reiner/Chicago Symphony/ Manuel de Falla/ Lavida Breve

wonderful.........
The Spanish quality is made up of others in a very old amlagam, long since stablied.