What turntables do you use? Pictures would be nice as well :-)
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The ATH-2 REF is a terrific SUT. It’s a little more sensitive to placement regarding hum, but for me, that is outweighed by its very convenient switching facility to handle three cartridges plus two input impedance choices and a bypass (great for my SPU Mono GM MkII). The only SUTs I’ve compared it to were the Ortofon ST-80E and the EAR-MC-3. No contest.
I had an ATH-2. We are talking Airtight right? I bought it just to try it. It did not work in my system and made me wonder why bother having in the chain. I even used it with its own Airtight Opus and MSL Platinum. It made my Opus and MLS sound mediocre. So I sold it cheap to Howie. Howie didn't seem to like it either. Probably already passed on to the Third victim. 
Just want to give the other side of the view.
tang
Just want to give the other side of the view.
tang
Was that the ATH-2A or the ATH-2 REF? Big difference. If the knobs were not gold colored, it wasn’t the REF.I had an ATH-2. We are talking Airtight right? I bought it just to try it. It did not work in my system and made me wonder why bother having in the chain. I even used it with its own Airtight Opus and MSL Platinum. It made my Opus and MLS sound mediocre. So I sold it cheap to Howie. Howie didn't seem to like it either. Probably already passed on to the Third victim.
Just want to give the other side of the view.
tang
See post #36
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Loheswaran - To answer your question about my table, it WAS a Sota Star Sapphire with Vacuum and the "Flywheel" power supply. However, I have a Oracle Delphi Mk VI with the Turbo II power supply in route to me now. I ended up finding a dealer who would work with me to initiate the trade...
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I am not using any now. I listened to WE 618B on two systems. It sounded quite impressive comparing with and without other transformers that were used in both systems. So I bought one now waiting for delivery.
