direcow

didn't happen for me...

honestly, just do what you think is best. There's no exact science.

well, does it sound weird? If so, yes. If not, you're ok.

yes, then you have to ask for a refund from Amazon.

or if you want to risk it, send anyway! Sometimes they don't notice.

I think you got a few badly mastered CDs

oh yes, I put it over a UE core for grip. Haha

well you could do that too. I found removing the core easier for me.

honestly? just be gentle and careful. I pressed my downwards while using my nails to seperate the core, you might want to try a blade.

to fit a shure olive you need to remove the core...

More fun links - cleaning your vinyl with wood glue: http://lifehacker.com/5495614/use-wood-glu...restore-old-lps

Actually all the makers use drivers made from OEMs, but the magic sauce is how its tuned.

I suppose it was bought when amazon sold them for USD$99 I bought my EBs online too, and when they broke down I just sent them in to the US side. You have to pay for shipping there, but it's not expensive.

cool... so about... $400? Suddenly went mad click on vinyls on amazon, but I thinking it's not the best place to look, is it?

I can't seem to find the info on this thread, but I was wondering if someone could guide me to finding a good entry level (and/or inexpensive) turntable that I could get started with? I recall reading about a Denon one somewhere but I can't seem to find it now...