Following the recent demise of the 35 year old Dual CS505-2, I elected to purchase a new turntable to replace it. Not an easy choice when ... [Read on]
Following the recent demise of the 35 year old Dual CS505-2, I elected to purchase a new turntable to replace it. Not an easy choice when ... [Read on]
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Monday 7 February 2022 - 12:10 pm
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The new vacuum cleaner arrived this morning, and the first run was a joy. Yes it wore me out, pushing that heavy beast along as it pulled ... [Read on]
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