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  1. 02-19-2012, 01:37 PM #1
    frenchmon
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    Oh no problem JM! I think I might just follow your lead on the 110LP...and then follow that up with the power supply. Together I think they not only will sound good, but they make an attractive pair. I wonder if that power supply comes in a silver finish?
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    Some of the sounds I thought indicated record wear was actually distortion from the phono preamp. The 110LP is so silent that my records are sounding better. It is much more immune from noise. I no longer have bleed through of the local country station with the 110LP as compared to the Fanfare using the same cartridge and cables.
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