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Very new and good condition, study room set. Marantz CD6002 CD player. Silver colour. Selling it as under-utilized. Original condition with box, manual, remote. Price: $220 Interested please whatsapp/sms 91710366. Pick up at Sengkang area.

In very good condition. Bought locally. With box. Price: $180 Interested please sms/whatsapp 91176411

I have been wondering if it would be worthwhile to change the power cable and interconnects. What's your opinion?

Yes, got it new. At first wanted to just get the MkII cos it has become a classic and many users and can get parts easily etc. But when saw the M5 I thought I would go for it. Thanks for the link bro.

Heehee...got myself a Technics SL1210M5G bro, with a CA 640P. Ok Chinese oldies I also eat... how to go about it bro?

Where in Bishan? Got classical LP or not? Intend to put mine up for sale...Bought in Jan 2010. PM me if interested.

Got one from Red Point before. $68. It is very well made with dark drown veneer all sides. Made of heavy ply wood. The empty box itself is already heavy. Fill up with LPs and it will be much heavier. But you can add small castor wheels on it easily I think that's what they do at Red Point.

You are right on spot. The time spent on finding the detail differences between cables, would be better spent on just sit back and enjoy the music. Just get something you like and within budget, and enjoy it. Don't need to worry too much about whether this cable is better than the others. Just my humble opinion...

As iCal mentioned, Howard Storage at Parkway Parade may have something for you. Alternatively, try to check out IMM there is one shop called Song something selling many stainless steel kitchen ware.

Hahaha pot calling the kettle bad (oops, I mean black).... Tried that line already, didn't work Hmm....perhaps a thread for "explanations to spouses"...heehee

Might be too shallow to hold the records? Maybe those normal plastic or stainless steel type which can easily find in normal household or hardware shops?

Hahaha...well it typically goes like this: Wife: You bought new equipment? how much is it? Me: Very cheap only la, $xx($xxx) (always about 10% of what was paid). Wife: I don't believe, must be very expensive... But lobster I believe your wife would rather you spend the money on these toys and toying with them at home than spending your time and money elsewhere where she doesn't even know or see...

Hahaha...maybe he is trying to say that the Denon sounds so good even when just simply placed on the floor. Great potential...

I listening to Sam Hui. A used Polydor which is in very good condition. Although some surface marks and lines, no noise whatsoever. More musical and listenable than the CD. no don't think so. it's bought by kachui.

Thanks. And I found the following link: http://www.edjgear.co.uk/2009/02/technics-sl1200-sl1210/

I am lazy to do AB test nowadays, just want to sit down peacefullly to enjoy the music. On the sound part, yup I know what you mean. Likewise for me, I used to buy some Chinese oldies or "Ming ge" (Folk songs) CDs, but they sound so harsh, worse than the sound of same album I have on cassette tapes. Now I got them on LPs the feeling is back. LPs sound more musical. My guess is, for those analog recording, they will sound harsh when transferred onto CD. I thought the surfac of Technics 1210 is silver in colour? Or is yours a different version? And those blue and red lightings look so cool...do they come as part of the equipment or you installed them?

I am putting my DH cones under the Denon DP-300F. I noticed that with the stock feet, the TT doesn't really rest stably on the rack shelf so using the cones should provide more stability. But I did not do any AB test whatsoever. I am putting these cones there cos I have them spare anyway. But I suspect Vibrapods should be quite helpful to this TT.

Wah you are fast man, from the Denon to this (Technics?) within how long? A month? Now trying to poison people again huh?

Thanks. I thought it's the other way round - many recordings on CD but not available (or rare to find) on LP?

Sharing my main setup in the living room... And some of my CD collection (mainly classical).

Lazy lah all of them at different places...

Heehee, I myself was kana poisoned into TT (well in a way lah)...did you refer to the same culprit har?

Hahaha...then did you become "the boy who cried wolf"?

What kind of isolation you putting under your TT? As long as you are happy...

Well my CDs are collected over a period of about 20 years (since the late 80s)...Last time, used to have more classical CDs, buying from places like Pertama, Joo Huat, Song Ching, Chiang Huat, Beethoven, Sing, Sembawang (only one outlet then)...Last time, no Gramophone, no HMV, but we can get more classical CDs but also more expensive. I still remember the first CD I bought after buying a Aiwa CD player - Gherswin's Rhapsody in Blue - from Pertama in Marina Center. Then when I went overseas for study (Australia), also bought plenty. When started working, bought plenty also in Japan, Taiwan, China during my business trips. In other words, wherever I go, I look for CDs to buy How much I spent, I dare not even estimate...