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Got tickets for the Formula 1 exhibit next week which I‘m already extremely looking forward to!

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I also got a few things from the current PSN sale: Dead Island 2 together with two friends for coop play and the Borderlands 3 and Ghost Recon Wildlands DLCs (two of my favorite coop games).

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I bought some trainers last month. I've got far too many pairs now for summer and none for winter.

Adidas Japan
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Adidas Jabbar Lo X Bruce Lee Shoes
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which came in the best box and wrapping ever...
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They're even signed by the man himself, and I thought he was dead...
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Just pulled the trigger on this fully serviced SL-1210Mk2.

Serviced by the experts over at Master Sounds who know the SLs like the backs of their hands.

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Being a secondhand TT it has a little wear on the front, also a small crack in the lid. If you’re into these legendary TTs then you should look into Master Sounds. They have a YT channel too.

I wasn’t planning on spending this much on a TT but an SL is a Unicorn for myself so when I was gifted the ability due to my parents for my birthday I didn’t think twice.
 
Ok sorry for the double post but just picked up a Graham Slee Novo unused from eBay for half the price of new.

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The seller had it on last week for £180 inc delivery. It ran out on the Auction so put back up at £150 with the delivery which they normally run at £280 direct from Graham Slee and have a two week lead time on manufacture.
 
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Just pulled the trigger on this fully serviced SL-1210Mk2.

Serviced by the experts over at Master Sounds who know the SLs like the backs of their hands.

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Being a secondhand TT it has a little wear on the front, also a small crack in the lid. If you’re into these legendary TTs then you should look into Master Sounds. They have a YT channel too.

I wasn’t planning on spending this much on a TT but an SL is a Unicorn for myself so when I was gifted the ability due to my parents for my birthday I didn’t think twice.
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I bought a pair of 1200 M3D's in 1999 and still have them...recently decided to do a deep clean and oiling of the motor since I've never done it in the 25yrs I had them...crazy when I opened up the platter and found how caked with dust and grime had accumulated I was kind of embarrassed for not doing it sooner. I have them under dust covers 24-7 but they still got gnarly on the inside.

Apparently these turntable are considered antiques....so good luck with maintenance and care
 
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I bought a pair of 1200 M3D's in 1999 and still have them...recently decided to do a deep clean and oiling of the motor since I've never done it in the 25yrs I had them...crazy when I opened up the platter and found how caked with dust and grime had accumulated I was kind of embarrassed for not doing it sooner. I have them under dust covers 24-7 but they still got gnarly on the inside.

Apparently these turntable are considered antiques....so good luck with maintenance and care
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Yeh, they’re getting long in the teeth now.

Thankfully the chap who does the servicing on them for Master Sounds is actually someone I know who used to run Leeds Pro Audio, so I might able to hit him up if and when. If not I can package back up and send down to them if needed.

Just had another TT delivered by my old man, has the SME3009 attached so tomorrow is a day of cleaning and dismantling it. I’ll pop some pics up in the Audiophile Thread.
 
Cross-posting from the “What Music Did You Buy” thread.

I got this today. 青春歌年鑑 50年代 総集編 (Seishun Song Yearbook 50's Highlights). About 25 years ago, all of Japan’s major record labels got together to issue a very ambitious CD series that collected all the best and most important songs of each year from 1970 to 1990. Each year was a double CD with 30 songs. Every label contributed and every label was responsible for specific years. It was so successful, they did a follow up set of the same years but as a single CD with 15 more songs each. I bought mine from the Kinokuniya book store in Seattle, one or two every payday. The Japanese ladies behind the counter would look at me in disbelief when I went to pay for them. “You really like these?” “Yes. I really like them”. Then they released another series that covered the ‘60s, so I got them, too. And now, more than 20 years later, I find they did a series that covered 1946 to 1959, so I’m working on them. This is a highlight set that covers that series. I had to use a third party, Worldshopper, to buy it from Tower Records. But I’m glad I did. It’s full of gems.
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And here’s a photo that shows the initial release set. Notice the many different labels on the spines. This isn’t my photo, but I have all of these. In fact I just found the box I had in storage for a decade that has all these.
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