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One other possible contender is the Creek OBH-8. I tested it a while back and it was genuinely brilliant. It is built in the Creek tradition of using a 24v PSU which is split to +/- 12v (in practise about +/-10 after smoothing). The pre-amp can then be DC coupled, with no input or output...

Peter Gabriel; Us

Not night at present but close enough:

Labi Siffre; So Strong Actual test work (pair of speakers) today so the Rega- which a fixed reference of deck, arm and cart, is the running source. There is a system to this, however obtuse.

Circa Waves; What's it like over there?

Twin Atlantic; Power It's signed because it came from the band's own site rather than an overriding passion for Twin Atlantic but it's a nice touch.

Obviously picked up the taste for more White Lies when I played FIVE yesterday;

Editors; IN DREAM

Joan Armatrading; Me Myself I. I can honestly say that this might well be the single most satisfying thing I've ever bought for £2.

Bomb the Bass; Unknown Territory. Because if it plays this the end without throwing a wobbly, I've probably put it back together properly.

Wild Beasts; Boy King

White Lies; Five

Goldfrapp; Silver Eye

Morning all, old world checking in. Kicking off with Josefin Ohrn + The Liberation Horse Dance

Something soothing

Lockdown has a lot to answer for... Veterans of the old place might remember this one. The Mule by ejselley, on Flickr This is an AVID Ingenium Twin. I used it as a test bed for some years while the Gyro was disassembled. As it is almost absurdly minimalist, it was easy to change carts on and...

I’d be staggered if MK didn’t have them. The spaces allocated to Kallax in the warehouse could park an airship.

Finally got around to securing a copy of this. Transcendently beautiful;

If you have a 1200/1210/1500 or any of the Audio Technica/Pioneer derivatives, the lipped Achromat fits perfectly.

My Post Office during lockdown; "Hi, we're staying open as a key service." My Post Office on the day restrictions are eased; "Hello, our new opening hours are eleven non consecutive minutes every vernal equinox."