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Old 04-15-2013, 01:09 AM
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BTW, welcome back to analog !
I can't wait to see what you're building exactly....
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Serge, I never had the chance to listen to VPI TTs but heard only good things about them.
But I know very well this special mat because I had one on my LP12 : it is terrific.
I guess the mat is optional???
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BTW, welcome back to analog !
I can't wait to see what you're building exactly....
Thanks Jerome. I've missed vinyl! What am I building? I'm not 100% sure yet myself! I have been into this hobby long enough to know better than to think audiophiles have solid and rational plans!
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Old 04-15-2013, 01:17 AM
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I guess the mat is optional???
Not sold by Linn. Linn always stick to felt mats.
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Thanks Jerome. I've missed vinyl! What am I building? I'm not 100% sure yet myself! I have been into this hobby long enough to know better than to think audiophiles have solid and rational plans!
Ah ah !
Audiophile + Rational in the same phrase is a good joke indeed !
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That would also be a great place to audition if they have the 1.1. I have not been there in years but my McIntosh audio journey began there with a pair of MC501s!
I bought a Scout 1.1 with a Dynavector 20x2 from Overture about a month and a half ago. I like it! No sales tax in Delaware so the 1 hour trip from PA was worth it.
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Question: I have the VPI Scout with the original acrylic platter, I know. The 1.1 has the aluminum platter. What difference does or will it make if I upgrade my acrylic platter to Aluminum? Thanks.
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Old 08-31-2013, 01:12 PM
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Anyone?
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I upgraded my Scoutmaster. It is hard to say exactly the difference from the acrylic to aluminum in my situation as I also upgraded cart (MM Maestro ----> MC Gullwing) and phono cable at the same time. Needless to say it was a big jump up, I just don't know how much the platter contributed. Maybe Myles can chime in..... I seem to remember reading his comments on moving up to the Al platter on his Super Scoutmaster, I think he gave it a product of the year award.
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