Roy Harper Lifemask

Any Magma fans here?
You might be interested to visit mdt.co.uk essentially a classical music seller but have some new Magma
reissues available for very good prices. Single albums £9.74 and double albums £12.95

Too blurry for me to see properly but two of my personal favourites aren't there David Sinclair and Dave Stewart

John Mayall The Turning Point. Originally issued as a single album but later on released as a double.

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If it's in good nick I would sell it and buy a Lenco 75 model and get it serviced and popped into a nice birch ply plinth and still have money left over to buy some vinyl.
Best advice so far or a G88 or G99

"Canterbury scene" is prog and that term was invented way after the time.

Still some fine albums after 1974 such as Hatfield and the North "Rotters Club" 1975 and National Health s/t and "Of Queues and Cures" from 1978 and "D.S. Al Coda" 1982

Use to have an Oracle t/t which had a clamp as part of the set up.
Most records ended up cracked around the spindle hole in my experience.
I use a resomat from Trans-Fi which I Prefer over any clamp I have tried on various t/t's.

Thanks for the offer Pete.
I might take it up sometime in the future!
What differences did it make over the P2+2psu?
Do you have any pics?
Thanks

Currently have Phono2 + extra PSU.
I retire at the end of August and could afford a possible upgrade to the Analogue Statement before I have to start living the life as a pensioner.
What can I expect to hear?
Is it just a one box affair?
Grateful for any advice...thank you.