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Post by bluemeanies on Jun 24, 2014 6:37:19 GMT -5
I did did not know where to post this so I apologize if this is not the appropriate section of the forum.
Soon, you’ll be able to buy products from selected manufacturers on Emotiva’s own e-Store—projectors, Blu-Ray players, speakers, and more. These products have been extensively qualified by Emotiva’s own technical staff, and proven by use in many Emotiva systems.
I saw the above In "E Prove". I would be pleasantly surprised if this section included such things as turntables, quality headphones and a nice addition would be headphone amps. These items of delight are not currently in the Emotiva portfolio.
I myself am in the market for a good pair of headphones and while I have received many recommendations from forum members I have not made a final choice and now with E Prove I want to wait AND SEE! Also the idea of purchasing a quality turntable is giving me a reason to pause and consider waiting until I could afford both items but it would be nice to see Emotiva's seal of approval on specific brands.
Thanks
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Post by garbulky on Jun 24, 2014 12:34:03 GMT -5
I take it you didn't see the prototype Emotiva turn table?   I believe it had a clearaudio arm? Last I heard the project was on hold though I may be mistaken. |
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Post by Axis on Jun 24, 2014 12:46:36 GMT -5
I heard they are going to use a CNC Machine to build there own turntable.
Miss Cathy said the company is growing fast and I dare not steal there thunder because they are the ones working hard to make new products for us.
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Post by bluemeanies on Jun 24, 2014 14:44:29 GMT -5
Axis and garbulky you guys made my mouth water and a BIG NO on the turntable.
Are there more pictures available and if so where?
Thanks
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Post by garbulky on Jun 24, 2014 15:00:43 GMT -5
Axis and garbulky you guys made my mouth water and a BIG NO on the turntable. Are there more pictures available and if so where? Thanks A big no? But you liked it?  |
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Post by novisnick on Jun 24, 2014 15:07:15 GMT -5
Axis and garbulky you guys made my mouth water and a BIG NO on the turntable. Are there more pictures available and if so where? Thanks Allas, I gave up!   And their not Blue either,,,,,,,,, Rega P6 with Exact opps,,,,,,a cry baby!!!,,,,he,,,,,,he,,,,,,,he,,,,,,, I cry no more. |
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Post by Dark Ranger on Jun 24, 2014 15:17:00 GMT -5
Every time I see those Emotiva TT photos, I get weak in the knees and slack in the jaw.  |
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Post by bluemeanies on Jun 24, 2014 15:17:15 GMT -5
Nice...I like that red
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Post by novisnick on Jun 24, 2014 16:45:33 GMT -5
 How's this for color??? Goodby Yellow Brick Road |
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Post by Axis on Jun 24, 2014 16:59:50 GMT -5
The Emotiva prototype has a Clearaudio Satisfy tonearm. The Satisfy Aluminum tonearm is $1275 and the Satisfy Carbon Fiber tonearm $1525.
I hope they do not make something like the entry-level U-Turn Orbit turntables. The Orbit Basic sells for $179 and the upgraded Plus with an acrylic platter and Grado Black cartridge sells for $299.
As a Emotiva customer I seek value oriented gear. The U-Turn Orbit is nothing to sneeze at for the price from what I have gathered but I believe Emotiva can build a better turntable and give us a good price on it.
I have a silly reason I want a new turntable. My old Technics SL-DD33 has a P-Mount cartridge and the choice of cartridges are limited. I have a Audio-Technical AT92E and I bought a Shibata Stylus for it. This is as good as I am going to get on my Technics turntable.
I would like to move up to the $400 to $600 price range for cartridges and stay somewhere close to $1000 for everything. I would like to have a fully adjustable tonearm if possible.
Vertical Tracking Force, vertical tracking angle and overhang. A motor that keeps good speed as I am sure it will be a belt drive.
Boy if they could make something old school with a heavy plinth, that would be cool.
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Post by novisnick on Jun 24, 2014 17:42:11 GMT -5
The Emotiva prototype has a Clearaudio Satisfy tonearm. The Satisfy Aluminum tonearm is $1275 and the Satisfy Carbon Fiber tonearm $1525. I hope they do not make something like the entry-level U-Turn Orbit turntables. The Orbit Basic sells for $179 and the upgraded Plus with an acrylic platter and Grado Black cartridge sells for $299. As a Emotiva customer I seek value oriented gear. The U-Turn Orbit is nothing to sneeze at for the price from what I have gathered but I believe Emotiva can build a better turntable and give us a good price on it. I have a silly reason I want a new turntable. My old Technics SL-DD33 has a P-Mount cartridge and the choice of cartridges are limited. I have a Audio-Technical AT92E and I bought a Shibata Stylus for it. This is as good as I am going to get on my Technics turntable. I would like to move up to the $400 to $600 price range for cartridges and stay somewhere close to $1000 for everything. I would like to have a fully adjustable tonearm if possible. Vertical Tracking Force, vertical tracking angle and overhang. A motor that keeps good speed as I am sure it will be a belt drive. Boy if they could make something old school with a heavy plinth, that would be cool. OK,,,,,,,Wake up,,,,,,,,,,,,,Wake Up,,,,,,,,!!!!!!!! Where do you think you are??? Fantasy Island??? Id like to have someone pay for me to be in the Millionaire Club!!!,,, but that's just a dream. Im sorry,,,,,,I must redirect this post to the crying babies thread,,,,,,,Geeze , I just realized this! I'm getting slow!! does that come with a stack of new vinyl as well?? Really need to be realistic here. It must sound out of this world as well!! OK,,,,,I'm grumpy again.  . Sometimes you DO get what you pay for. Please forgive me, this is not an attack or disparaging remark, just what I think is fact,,,,,,,,please prove me wrong. I tried for a long time to find such a rig,,,,,to no avail. your parameters require a bit more cash. Peace, Nick |
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Post by Axis on Jun 24, 2014 17:57:07 GMT -5
The Emotiva prototype has a Clearaudio Satisfy tonearm. The Satisfy Aluminum tonearm is $1275 and the Satisfy Carbon Fiber tonearm $1525. I hope they do not make something like the entry-level U-Turn Orbit turntables. The Orbit Basic sells for $179 and the upgraded Plus with an acrylic platter and Grado Black cartridge sells for $299. As a Emotiva customer I seek value oriented gear. The U-Turn Orbit is nothing to sneeze at for the price from what I have gathered but I believe Emotiva can build a better turntable and give us a good price on it. I have a silly reason I want a new turntable. My old Technics SL-DD33 has a P-Mount cartridge and the choice of cartridges are limited. I have a Audio-Technical AT92E and I bought a Shibata Stylus for it. This is as good as I am going to get on my Technics turntable. I would like to move up to the $400 to $600 price range for cartridges and stay somewhere close to $1000 for everything. I would like to have a fully adjustable tonearm if possible. Vertical Tracking Force, vertical tracking angle and overhang. A motor that keeps good speed as I am sure it will be a belt drive. Boy if they could make something old school with a heavy plinth, that would be cool. OK,,,,,,,Wake up,,,,,,,,,,,,,Wake Up,,,,,,,,!!!!!!!! Where do you think you are??? Fantasy Island??? Id like to have someone pay for me to be in the Millionaire Club!!!,,, but that's just a dream. Im sorry,,,,,,I must redirect this post to the crying babies thread,,,,,,,Geeze , I just realized this! I'm getting slow!! does that come with a stack of new vinyl as well?? Really need to be realistic here. It must sound out of this world as well!! OK,,,,,I'm grumpy again. . Sometimes you DO get what you pay for. Please forgive me, this is not an attack or disparaging remark, just what I think is fact,,,,,,,,please prove me wrong. I tried for a long time to find such a rig,,,,,to no avail. your parameters require a bit more cash. Peace, Nick Bud in Kill Bill 2 "So I guess will just see, won't we" Hans Gruber in Die Hard "You asked for miracles, Nick, I give you Emotiva" |
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Post by novisnick on Jun 24, 2014 18:13:45 GMT -5
OK,,,,,,,Wake up,,,,,,,,,,,,,Wake Up,,,,,,,,!!!!!!!! Where do you think you are??? Fantasy Island??? Id like to have someone pay for me to be in the Millionaire Club!!!,,, but that's just a dream. Im sorry,,,,,,I must redirect this post to the crying babies thread,,,,,,,Geeze , I just realized this! I'm getting slow!! does that come with a stack of new vinyl as well?? Really need to be realistic here. It must sound out of this world as well!! OK,,,,,I'm grumpy again. . Sometimes you DO get what you pay for. Please forgive me, this is not an attack or disparaging remark, just what I think is fact,,,,,,,,please prove me wrong. I tried for a long time to find such a rig,,,,,to no avail. your parameters require a bit more cash. Peace, Nick Bud in Kill Bill 2 "So I guess will just see, won't we" Hans Gruber in Die Hard "You asked for miracles, Nick, I give you Emotiva" I love it!! Answered in the spirit it was meant to be. Thanks Bud!!! |
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Post by novisnick on Jun 24, 2014 18:26:41 GMT -5
OK,,,,,,,Wake up,,,,,,,,,,,,,Wake Up,,,,,,,,!!!!!!!! Where do you think you are??? Fantasy Island??? Id like to have someone pay for me to be in the Millionaire Club!!!,,, but that's just a dream. Im sorry,,,,,,I must redirect this post to the crying babies thread,,,,,,,Geeze , I just realized this! I'm getting slow!! does that come with a stack of new vinyl as well?? Really need to be realistic here. It must sound out of this world as well!! OK,,,,,I'm grumpy again. . Sometimes you DO get what you pay for. Please forgive me, this is not an attack or disparaging remark, just what I think is fact,,,,,,,,please prove me wrong. I tried for a long time to find such a rig,,,,,to no avail. your parameters require a bit more cash. Peace, Nick Bud in Kill Bill 2 "So I guess will just see, won't we" Hans Gruber in Die Hard "You asked for miracles, Nick, I give you Emotiva" OK, after a little PM discussion,,,,,,,I'll take One in Blue Please,,,,,,,,,,he,,,,,,he,,,,,,,, Come on Big Dan!!! Make it happen |
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Post by panterapunch on Jun 24, 2014 20:24:16 GMT -5
i want a turnable soon i was about to order a project carbon this morning, but i want the emotiva turnable i don't care if i need to spend a little more cash i just need to know how far it is a couple of months its ok but no more i second the motion cmon Big dan make it happen
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Post by novisnick on Jun 29, 2014 16:24:52 GMT -5
Not one snap , crackle, or pop,,,,what a blast from the past,,,,, Wait!! What's that HISSSS!!!!! Oh yeh,,,,,,,,,it's Tape,,,,,he,,,,he,,,,,, who brought up that topic a few days ago? Thanks! Made me go dig around when the Mrs pulled out her portable CD/Tape/ FM boom box. When she got done , I plugged the box into my XSP-1 and popped a few tapes in. My vinyl held up much better.,,,,he,,,,he,,,,,, What a long time ago and many memories ago. Tull, Meatloaf Jackson and so many others,,,,,,,,,don't have a clue as to what happened to my reel to reel?  ?? The things we could tolerate in our youth,,,,,,,,,,, Just a thought and stroll down me merry lane. |
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Post by sounder on Jul 2, 2014 15:24:36 GMT -5
I would like to move up to the $400 to $600 price range for cartridges and stay somewhere close to $1000 for everything. I would like to have a fully adjustable tonearm if possible. Vertical Tracking Force, vertical tracking angle and overhang. A motor that keeps good speed as I am sure it will be a belt drive. Boy if they could make something old school with a heavy plinth, that would be cool. You are describing what I have basically. That's a Pro-Ject RM 5.1SE. It lists for about $1k, and includes the Sumiko Blue Point No 2 ($300). It has a heavy platter, a good motor, and with the speedbox keeps perfect speed. I don't know the weight of the plinth comparatively, but it sounds great! |
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Post by insightfulman on Jul 3, 2014 21:06:23 GMT -5
Hi,
I have a Marantz TT-15S1 which has a Satisfy Aluminum Tonearm (black anodized) and Clearaudio Virtuoso Ebony Wood Cartridge. I almost bought RP6 with Exact but I liked the look of the Marantz better and I saved about $700 compared to RP6. I'm really happy with it and recommend it.
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Post by Topend on Jul 3, 2014 22:14:54 GMT -5
I would like to move up to the $400 to $600 price range for cartridges and stay somewhere close to $1000 for everything. I would like to have a fully adjustable tonearm if possible. Vertical Tracking Force, vertical tracking angle and overhang. A motor that keeps good speed as I am sure it will be a belt drive. Boy if they could make something old school with a heavy plinth, that would be cool. You are describing what I have basically. That's a Pro-Ject RM 5.1SE. It lists for about $1k, and includes the Sumiko Blue Point No 2 ($300). It has a heavy platter, a good motor, and with the speedbox keeps perfect speed. I don't know the weight of the plinth comparatively, but it sounds great! I have my eye on the RPM5.1 with a 2M Blue. Is there much involved (difficult?) in setting it up, and is it set and forget? Thanks, Dave. |
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Post by bluemeanies on Jul 4, 2014 7:45:51 GMT -5
Axis and garbulky you guys made my mouth water and a BIG NO on the turntable. Are there more pictures available and if so where? Thanks A big no? But you liked it? garbulky The NO was in reference to not seeing the pictures of the prototype. I DO like the turntable and I am anxiously awaiting to read the reviews, however I think it might be sometime before that happens. I would think that if Emotiva thought that this turntable was ready it would be at the Emofest. Have not read anything about this years Emofest. While I am sure Emofest was a success I do not know if Emotiva has presented to the general public their new addition (Turntable) to the Emotiva catalog. |
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