My babies :) hardware to remastered my vinyls/records

[Peter Guja]

Hi , here you have some photos of my two babies :)upper black front load SHARP RP-205H and lower front load SHARP RP-107H (worth all money :)black SHARP RP-205H - front load both sides tangential direct drive turntable with infrared (IR ) LEDthe best (highest model) gold/brown front load SHARP RP-107H both sides tangential direct drive turntable with infrared (IR ) LED and with two colors Display (green for A-side and red for B-side) of current track play , and automatic programmable music selector (work like CD player ) you can select track to play . Better sound quality than RP-205H . Analog bass and whole sound is better than audio cd discs. I use Rp-107H to remastered records , like Jan Hammer records . My popular remastered version of Crocketts theme extended version-24bit crystal .Peter

[Lar]

Those Sharp frontloaders are very cool, I've looked into them. I have a frontloading Sony from '85 that I keep in my entertainment center upstairs, and while it doesn't have the ability to load both sides without flipping the disc, it's a very nice unit. Sony built their things to last back then; I have a CD player down here that's also from 1985 that plays flawlessly all these years later (though the drawer has some sticking problems, though to be fair my turntable does as well).

[Dadrian]

dude, those are great!!! didn't know such a thing existed.there's hardly a day that goes by that i don't listen to that great extended mix of crx theme you made. thanks again for that.

[COOPER&BURNETT]

I also didn't know these existed.My equipment is also quite good, as I can record true 24 bit recordings where the copy is every bit the master, as the master is.But I've never seen an LP player like that before. WOW!Mine is a direct drive, and I have lots of fancy stuff like equilizers, but yours is beyond cool.NEVER seen anything like it!