No, from previous post…
I did keep about 25-35 titles that I just could not let go. Still have the TT.
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i’m not really in the market, but always interested, and i’m pretty close to you, about 20 minutes from Overture.
I’ll keep you in mind if I decide to completely get out.
Some TT porn -
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New to me table, got it just before Christmas, been busy tweaking it’s setup to see if I can get it to be preferable to my good old Garrard 401.
Close but not yet 
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Ha, I recognize that isolation table as a cutting board retro-fitted with IsoAcoustics feet. The handle indents on the ends give it away. 
I’ve been thinking along the same lines.
if I didn’t already have the Iso feet, and didn’t need the extra height (for canine reasons), I might have gone a different route. but it works well, and looks pretty good.
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“It isn’t stupid if it works.”
My whole audio rack is built from butcher blocks and stainless steel threaded rods.
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I use two of these for my equipment. Very dense and sturdy sheesham wood. My tube pre-amp and amp total 120 lbs. and the turntable comes in at another 60 lbs.
Probably buy another and have my carpenter chop it up and retro-fit some isolating feet and use it under my TT. The table is cheap enough.
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Ah, canine reasons. I’m currently trying to reconcile having a vinyl setup with having a very curious Akita, and the high-fidelity cutting board seems like a promising solution.
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Loving the NY and TayTay - we could spend a lot of time in each other collection!
Congratulations, enjoy!
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Had one of these back in ‘86 ,didn’t realise they still made them.
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They don’t, but there’s a modest second had market and a few companies who will refurbish them.
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Looks like a Hana ML.
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My wife bought an item like that recently - it’s about 6 feet long and made of 300 year old teak from a derelict temple in Java. The wood feels as hard as steel and it’s incredibly heavy. In another life it would make a nice hifi rack. In my current life such an idea is best kept quiet. For the crazy prices charged for hifi furniture, she got this for about $1,000.
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