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Walker Gold Proscenium Turntable
(Sold)
Burmester 911 MK2 Power
Amplifier
(Sold)
Audio Artistry Beethoven
Loudspeakers
For
all interested buyers, here are the pictures and some descriptions.
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Below: The main listening room - in case you're
wondering, those are Audio Artistry Beethoven speakers, Ayre power amps, and Burmester
911 power amp in the middle.
It
seems like there are patches of discoloration on the speakers at the
right, but that's just an effect of the light, not patches. |
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Below: To the left is another room
where the Walker Proscenium turntable is located, together with the preamp,
etc.. |
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Below: The
logo to indicate the model. Needs to be wiped.
The
plinth alone without the platter is already approx. 250 lbs. ! Notice
the feet, suspended in air. |
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Below: The Walker Proscenium Gold
Signature. Although it looks fine in the picture, the brass color on
the clamp needs to be replated by a brass maker or metal shop to
restore its shine (or just buy a new one), as it is the one handled most
often. The other brass finishes are still good, but you might also
want to have them replated to make them look like new again. |
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Below: The Walker at a further
distance. |
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The Walker viewed even further. |
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Below: All the rest of the
accessories, gauges, tubings - in their original black box. There's
even more underneath. This is not a plug-n'-play turntable, this is
only for dedicated enthusiasts. Very quiet, unlike the Rockport Sirius
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Below: The user's manual, all
correspondences with Lloyd Walker over the years are intact - some are
instructions. Updates came in to ensure the table was working at its
best. The new owner will benefit a lot from the notes written by
Walker, and the queries raised by the owner. |
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