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Cheers. What's the height on those ones?

What stands are underneath the Rogers in bottom pic out of curiosity

They look incredibly sturdy but the wife has a aesthetic that won't jive with those bad-boys. I'm only using them for second set up with speakers under 10kg so really need sonething very very subtle looking otherwise I'm in the bad books!

Kew but can travel with work. What might you have stand wise? Appreciate it

No one wanting to move some stands in Melbourne at moment?

Item: Speaker Stands Price Range: 50 - 200 Item Condition: New or Used Extra Info: Hi all, looking for 60cm or slightly below for some 10kg bookshelfs. Nothing trashed, happy to spend a bit more for something aesthetically pleasing. Would love Norstone Stylum 2 oak finish, Triangle S02, Hi-Fi Racks Duet etc but I'm open to what's out there. Need to be able to adjust base screws if possible as floorboards have a slight lean here. Thanks Please don't forget to report your post as FOUND when possible. (You can now delete this text).

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Item: Ortofon 2M Bronze, Nagaoka MP-200 or 150, Denon DL-110 Price Range: <400 Item Condition: New or Used Extra Info: looking for a few carts to try. Low hours, not interested in a knackered stylus and price dependent on model of course ? Please don't forget to report your post as FOUND when possible. (You can now delete this text).

Item: Pro-ject Tube Box S2 or DS Price Range: Item Condition: New or Used Extra Info: hi all, looking for a Pro-ject Tube Box DS or Tube Box S2 in silver preferably. Let me know if you have one gathering dust. Alternatively, let me know if you also have a phono stage with variable capacitance that can go below 100pf ? Please don't forget to report your post as FOUND when possible. (You can now delete this text).

I'm currently running this amp in silver finish, and I truly prefer it over my previous Musical Fidelity M3si and Yamaha A-S1100 and Marantz PM8005. The Denon brand gets slept on a lot, and I didn't even consider it until I got an opportunity to test it out. The MM/MC phono stage and DAC are not to be under estimated either. GLWTS

Sorry about replying to this 7 months later ?. Weirdly got notification on your reply from July just now and didn't bother to check the date before replying! Yikes.......carry on........

That's awesome. I think Canare is a great platform to start with and the benefits cost wise are evident against the lower to mid priced big brands......which is no mean feat. Does it compete with some of my best cable, not quite but it's not far off and it's a fraction of the cost. I think the process of making speaker cable is the bigger revelation. There is so much great cable available off the reel, and now you know how to terminate and etc, you can experiment with lots of great cable without the exorbitant price of factory termination. Hell, I've even made up some solid core OF

Out of curiosity what Van Den Hul speaker cable are you using?

Be aware that the flex from Cliffs isn't officially tech-flex. Tech-flex is a company. Proper Tech-Flex offers non-fraying weave which is ideal tbh because when you cut the length to size on say for example Cliffs one, it will quickly start to fray so you need to get your heat shrink onto the ends pretty quickly. Where Tech-Flex none fraying is easier to work with if that makes sense

I think the particular flex comes up as a "suggestion" when youre on the 4S11 page. But in any case, tech-flex has a massive stretch/constrict range. I don't have Canare here at moment but you'll be able to search the manufacturer specs for the total diameter. Then on ebay for example tech flex listings normally have the stretch range per the specific size. So you don't have to be super accurate really, just ball park making sure that it's minimum constriction ability is smaller than your wire diameter