Opera-Consonance LP5.0 MKII review - Dagogo

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iGrant

Opera-Consonance LP5.0 MKII review - Dagogo
« on: 2 Jan 2010, 06:21 pm »
'Over the 6 months I have lived with this table it has all but replaced my Nottingham Analogue rig. I have played not less than 200 records on this table and what is immediately noticeable is the completely silent and black background that it has. I recently reviewed the Montegiro Lusso table and remarked on how totally silent it was, even when listening for noise with a stethoscope. The Droplet is not a Lusso but it is every bit as quiet as one! Considering the $45,000 price difference I would say that is fairly impressive.'

Gary Lea - Dagogo

http://www.dagogo.com/View-Article.asp?hArticle=603



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Ian

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Re: Opera-Consonance LP5.0 MKII review - Dagogo
« Reply #1 on: 2 Jan 2010, 06:31 pm »
That is one sexy looking TT.


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Scott F.

Re: Opera-Consonance LP5.0 MKII review - Dagogo
« Reply #2 on: 2 Jan 2010, 08:13 pm »
Hi Ian,

Nice review, read it just the other day.One minor correction to Gary's analysis, the Dynavector 507 MkII arm works just fine on the LP5.





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iGrant

Re: Opera-Consonance LP5.0 MKII review - Dagogo
« Reply #3 on: 3 Jan 2010, 07:33 pm »
Thanks Scott for the info, great pic. Gary also rigged up a blue led to his table. He ended up buying the Droplet and ST-600 :)

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Ian