It’s quite a table although being fully suspended its different to what I’m used to.
And handling the wibbly wobbly Graham arm is disconcerting when also not used to a unipivot of this caliber.
The Nottingham table I had was a unipivot but I don’t remember it feeling like this.
I need to upgrade the cartridge though, it deserves much better than the Goldring.
I fancy trying a Soundsmith MI cartridge.
Any experience with them?
Kind of irrelevant whatever it end up at, it’s on order and I will enjoy it immensely I’m sure.
It was a throwaway comment really.
I have never used a Graham, so i didn’t know they were unipivots? 
The Brinkmann arm is a “hybrid Unipivot”, a bit like Kuzma’s 4point. It behaves just like “normal” arms though. And the Kuzma Stogi S is effectively dampened by the silicon fluid so behaving well also.
I have had some experience with a VPI Classic where the arm was a bit wobbly though, but quite heavy.
Anyways, give it some time and you might be more familiar with the behaviour! 
I have a SS Zephyr, MKIII sitting unused. I hadn’t really thought about selling it, but it you’re interested it could probably be had w/o too much effort.
Pm sent sir!
I am loving mine. When I got it I asked my dealer what the little fabric coaster was for, “why the record clamp”, he responded. How classy is that. It makes me smile when I see it and really smile when it is playing!
I confess I never expected to see another Hawkwind fan on this forum!
Really…lol.
I think you will find there are more here than you think!
Lemmy era Hawkwind is my favorite but I have a soft spot for anything Calvert had a hand in tbh
Very nice and that’s always worth some extra
Analog or digital recording? I’m not asking about the LP, which is obviously analog but the actual studio recording.
I have this Azar vinyl from a ways back (1974 recording so the recording and master are 100% analog):
I don’t know, there is no information about the recording format on the album cover.
Nonetheless it’s a good album. Enjoy!
