Well Tempered Amadeus turntable, giant killer?

Lewm, your last paragraph made me stop and think.
Several "owners" were talking about the very same on Saturday.
And it's still true- I don't think about it much- but when I do, the looks of it and all, I think well, I've had much better looking tables, I've had some very flashy ones, some of the big name coveted ones... But when I play a record on the Amadeus, it quietly puts all those other tables back in the mental cobwebs, and all I hear is music, like none of those tables gave.

Class A? Does anyone other than their advertisers or those that are deaf even pay attention to that anymore?

The Amadeus IS the giant.

-Bob

Does the tonearm hold stable azimuth all across an LP?

I just recently switched from a Wilson Full Circle with their higher end ACT TWO arm to the Amadeus and simply couldn't be happier. The only issue I have is really more of a learning curve with the new table. The damping fluid the golf ball rests in can be a real hassle to deal with while setting it up and I am still searching for the perfect amount of the golf ball to submerge. Since every change you make with VTA and VTF seem to disrupt the fluids peace you have to wait a couple minutes in between each change to see if you like what you just did.

errr..yes it is. I have a Simplex and an Amadeus and they are both incredible. Little between them

very like an LP 12 but probably a little lively. A good SUT helps of course...