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I don't know if it is just me, but despite what seems like endless positive reviews for Neil Young's new album I actually think it is a load of bollocks. Noisy, full of tuneless droning... this from a guy that has written some classic songs and some great melodies. Le noise indeed!

Ampdog See the AVSA classifieds today - there is a gentleman in Cape Town (Tokai) offering all sorts of vintage output transformers including Partridge. Good luck!

Steve Where did this come from? The front of the box says 'Music Angle', the back says 'Music Angel' - slight case of dyslexia I'd say.

Pics of the latest versions of the '3009' arm actually shows the baseplate without grommets. Would think you can probably do without them.

I would concur with Hi-Phibian on this, one power amp to drive tweeter/midband on both speakers using left and right outputs and another power amp to drive the woofers on both speakers, again using left and right outputs. Did it with a pair of NAD stereo power amps some years ago and it worked...

I take it that you have checked that the motor is still OK.... :)

Fourways branch don't have any vinyl at all, the manager reckons Cape Town is the main branch and therefore not sure whether all the branches will get it...

Speak to Guillaume (Croak Audio) on 083 565 1236. He builds a killer phonostage for the money...

Taking a long shot here but I'm looking for a copy of Taj Mahal's Giant Step on vinyl. Obviously in good nick but can be local pressing. This record was sometimes 'backed' with another Taj record - "The good folks back home" or something similar to that. I am in the Johannesburg/Fourways area...

Been listening to this a lot of late - bit of New Orleans funk veering towards jazz rock! Coolness.

Further to the comments above about genres of music, can this section (Vinyl and tube amps) keep to vinyl releases only? I keep getting excited about what I think is now available on vinyl, when in fact it is not...

Seeing as we all stopped listening to music on this thread, here's Rolling Stone's Top 50 albums. I own only 33 of them on vinyl.... :'( 1. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, The Beatles 2. Pet Sounds, The Beach Boys 3. Revolver, The Beatles 4. Highway 61 Revisited, Bob Dylan 5. Rubber...

... and my all time best!

Don't forget about this one...

On a roll now...

Stop me before I hurt myself!

Dang!!!

... sure is the healer!

Nothing like the blues...

Personally I think it's more like bad drugs on the designers part - or perhaps he suffers from tonearm envy (mine being bigger than yours and all that...) ;)