Nope, I still have the Sota, along with a few other tables. Very happy with the Gold Note thus far. Typically the Giglio is sold with the God Note B 1.5 tone arm. I upgraded to the B7 arm. The damping issue with cuing has been resolved :)

Were you able to resolve the issue yourself or did you need to have the arm replaced? I just purchased the same table myself and am having the same problem with the 5.1

@@drprogensteinphp How did you resolve the issue?

@@drprogensteinphp How was it resolved, I have the same arm with same issue

Yep, great store!

Plenty of milk crates to stand on in every aisle. I'm 6'3", so no need for a crate. My wife is 5'3" and has no problem. I've never heard of any real issue of damaged goods from dropping in my 30 years shopping at Recordland.

You're very welcome. Take care :)

Of course it makes a difference. Very noticeable when I switch between 240p and 1080p. Listen to any KZbin music upload at 240, then find the same song at 720 or 1080. There's a huge difference in sound quality.

Please see my other Chikkin video with the tracks; I'm Not A Sin, The Quitter, and Martyr In Vinyl. I may upload the other "missing tracks" at some point :)

Yes, I have several Aphrodites Child albums, along with Akritas, Mad, Axis, Spinx, Apocalypsis, and a few others. Big fan of Greek music from the 70's :)

arf

...she said.

Dammit......you beat me to it.......

Huh?? This song was written by 'Crow' and released before Black Sabbath's cover of the song. That said, sounding like Black Sabbath wasn't their goal, not to mention impossible, Lol.

Thanks! That Swedish pressing must sound nice. I have that Heavy Load LP too...good stuff! Cheers :)

I can assure you that when played through my home system this is not an issue. I used a freebee software for the rip, and employed some equalization that came with the software. In hindsight and after listening, perhaps not a such a good idea. Also, I only noticed this after the fact...I have three Canadian pressings of this LP. The one I used for this video seems to be a Columbia House Record Club pressing (see peripheral text on label). They are inferior to that of the regular/original Canadian Anthem pressing. I had no idea this was a CRC release until I watched the video closely at the start. Oops! But I'm sure the sibilance/noise you're hearing has to do with the freebee software and its equalization.

Yep...lost interest for awhile I guess, as I've been rather busy. Cheers!

Thanks Greeneyes!

Hmm...The self titled (1971), Beware The Shadow (1972), and Strange Affair (1972). That's the order of release, or at least the order Rate Your Music, and Discogs have them listed. I see Wikipedia and Progarchives have them listed in the order you say. I remember seeing these albums in the store when they were initially released, and based on that, would have to disagree with you.

Yes, this is the same band. "Compared To What" was single they released a couple years after this album was issued.

Not uncommon here. Fosterchild albums are a dime a a dozen in the used record stores. Matter of fact, 'Recordland' in Calgary had their annual spring/summer "Dollar Sale" last year...over 200,000 used LP's in their warehouse (open to the public) for $1 each. It seemed like every shelf/partition I looked in had several Fosterchild LP's.