Once I was in a Linn demonstration at a Hi-Fi show. They were doing an a b test for the new, at the time, Basik turntable. It was up against the top spec LP12. Anyways, from where I was sat at the back i couldn't see which turntable was playing. The Linn chap said anyone who preferred turntable numb...

I bought my pair in late 1989. They won on the day of the demonstration and I have used them ever since. I feel my lack of experience using other loudspeakers means I can't really comment on how good they are in the scheme of things. This doesn't stop me having the sneaking feeling in my small 12 x ...

Rega opted for an elementary minimalist design whereas the Royd used a more complex, 18db/octave third order type. Malcolm Steward Hi-Fi Review November 1989. Rega's literature states, "The simplicity (of the crossover design) means that bi-wiring and bi-amping will offer no advantage & wil...

Thought you used to have a pair?

Thanks Andrew. Sorry for double posting.

I seem to recall Ian Rankin being very positive about the turntable in Hi-Fi Review.

Looking at all the reviewers rooms on the link Daniel provided turns me green with envy. Must be a well paid job.

I want his listening room.

Surprised this service hasn't received more publicity.