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Астрон-2IWJP
18.09.2015
6/10
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be sure to check for good sound/vibration. The mmf 5.1 tables that came with the rubber isolator cones have a bad feedback problem as the two plinths resonate at higher volumes. easy to check. just turn up volume at "silent" parts of the record, watch your woofers and listen. I asked Music hall if I could get get some of the updated and I assume better sorbothane domes they switched to. Music Hall was unwilling to help which is a shame because obviously the initial use of the rubber cones was a mistake and design flaw or they would not have changed them to sorbothane. I found my own and am waiting for them to arrive. For now stuffing cotton between the plinths has eliminated all feedback problems. not super customer service!
Капеллан-7PQEI
09.11.2015
10/10
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I'm not very knowledgeable about turntables, but I bought one of these from Crutchfield to satisfy my inner turntable thing and I've been very happy with it. Setup was a breeze, gave me an excuse to start collecting my favorites on vinyl. I just run it through an NAD preamp and my Alienware, so it's not a pure analog operation, but it's still something fun to mess around with. Totally inexpert comment, but it's a really beautiful piece of equipment. Sleek.
Синтрон-6LFKO
19.03.2015
10/10
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I've never had a turntable as nice as this one in my entire life. Plays beautifully. One caveat - you have to set it up property. Mine wasn't at first. Music wasn't sounding quite right. I went back and double-checked by going through the steps and watching the YouTube video on this turntable. After setting it up "properly", it sounds majestic!
Вектрон-9OIRA
09.02.2015
10/10
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Still in box, was husband's Christmas gift. we are moving so that is why, He really liked the balance feature and says how nice it is
НеоВояжер-4YFXT
19.03.2014
6/10
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Overall this sounds pretty good, but I've got a few issues. First, even though I have my ground wire very securely connected to my preamp (Pro-ject PhonoBox) with shielded cables there is still a slight hum even when it's not running and I've gone to the phono input on the receiver instead with the same issue. After reading some forums a few people suggest there might be bad solder joints in these, still unsure if that's 100% it but I've wired and rewired different ways and still had a hum, which especially quits if my hand is near the cartrdige. Second, when this arrived there were already some fine scratches in the finish on the plinth and it's got a few more from light dusting. I'm concluding it scratches easy. The dust cover was basically a decision maker since I was split between this and a similarly priced Pro-Ject and they are pretty similar turntables (Pro-Ject makes Music Halls so they are pretty much the same, even my tonearm says Pro-Ject). It's pretty nice to have. Setting it up wasn't too hard. The jury is still somewhat out on the cartridge it came with, but I'm thinking I'll probably be switching it out down the road.
Нейрон-2ECGB
25.02.2014
10/10
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Fantastic turntable! Easy to set up with clear instructions as well(an internet video on utube is also very helpful)
I only have about 5 hours of playback on the cartridge(25 to 50 hours is recommended for break in period) but so far the sound from the Magic 3 cartridge(by Ortofon) which is valued at $350 is great and should only get better with time! Would highly recommend this turntable as it plays my new and old LP's perfectly with very low surface noise from the vinyl and no feedback at all. A very solid table, but just remember to place this table on a sturdy cabinet or shelf as it is a non-suspended turntable and heavy footfalls or soft floors may cause needle to mistrack. Counter weight calibration marks are just about perfect after measuring with digital scale set at 1.75 grams tracking force. A very heavy base helps avoid any type of feedback, a very nice design.
So far the Music Hall MMF 5.1 has exceeded my expectations and I wonder what more upscale TT's could offer down the road! We'll see!
I only have about 5 hours of playback on the cartridge(25 to 50 hours is recommended for break in period) but so far the sound from the Magic 3 cartridge(by Ortofon) which is valued at $350 is great and should only get better with time! Would highly recommend this turntable as it plays my new and old LP's perfectly with very low surface noise from the vinyl and no feedback at all. A very solid table, but just remember to place this table on a sturdy cabinet or shelf as it is a non-suspended turntable and heavy footfalls or soft floors may cause needle to mistrack. Counter weight calibration marks are just about perfect after measuring with digital scale set at 1.75 grams tracking force. A very heavy base helps avoid any type of feedback, a very nice design.
So far the Music Hall MMF 5.1 has exceeded my expectations and I wonder what more upscale TT's could offer down the road! We'll see!
Странник-0QXKB
02.04.2014
10/10
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This Music Hall turntable is fantastic…I've owned some nice tables over the last 40 years, including a classic manual TD 160 by Thorens. This new table by Music Hall, for the money, cannot be beat…the LP reproduction on newly pressed 180 to 200 gram vinyl is the best music reproduction I've heard (on my home/pro audio system, powered by Rotel, Carver…JBL L series speakers) and on my old vinyl sounds amazing! If your looking for a high end turntable under $1000, this is one you should consider!
Эксопилот-6MFEB
03.01.2012
10/10
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Hey there!
Continuing on my Turntable journey, I've bought my third 'Audiophile' turntable in 4 years, and I must say, not only have I been severely Blessed with being able to be so indulgent, but I think I'm in Heaven on Earth X3!!
My first indulgence was the Audio Technica ATLP120, which I bought to replace my older Pioneer PL-550, which was no slouch, but I had to but to get into get into Paramount 78 rpm discs and also wanted to upgrade to some newer gear, and the AT turned out to be a great table. But after I pretty much went through my 78 phase, I wanted to see what the 'High End' had to offer. But let me re-phrase that, High End meaning for me something around $500, which is still a butt-load of mulah! So I initially bought the MMF 2.2LE, which is the younger brother to this Bad Boy! And what a great Turntable that one is, and the Ferrari Red color just was jaw dropping. But this past Christmas an on line dealer put the 5.1 on sale for $300 less than it's normal selling price and I just had to bight the bullet and get it, as there is no way I could afford the $875 regular price. But listen here, look at what I said: I liked the 2.2LE so much that I bought a Second Music Hall Turntable!! That's about as good a recommendation you could ask for!! The Upgrade in Tonearm and Motor is real both in Sound Quality and robustness. The sound on this turntable is more 'honey-thick' than the 2.2LE. By that I mean that listening to an old dance 12" of the band Kix doing 'Body Talk' I heard a clarity in the sound that had authority, and that's almost stupid sounding because I can't really put clarity to what I mean except to say that it was the audio difference between drinking a Budweiser beer and a Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. Both are great tasting beers, but they have different bodies and taste to them, and that's about as close as I can come to describing the MMF 5.1 against the 2.2LE, I'm satisfied with both, but you DO get a bit of a better build as far as motor and tonearm go-and they DO give an Upgrade to the sound of my vinyl. So there, I'm crazy and I know it! But if your looking for a more 'defined' turntable than the ATLP-120, that I reviewed a few years ago, there are a bunch of great turntables out there in this price range: Rega/Pro-Ject and so on. The Rega's I don't care for their Look on the more up-scale models, they just look wrong to me, whereas the Music Hall Tables look absolutely sexy-beautiful and their very 'clean' looking also, they don't look outlandish or gimmicky, they just look very Nice. So, that's it for now. The New Vinyl Journey Keeps going. I'm enjoying my new baby like a new Bride.
Happy New Year!
Gerard Masters
Continuing on my Turntable journey, I've bought my third 'Audiophile' turntable in 4 years, and I must say, not only have I been severely Blessed with being able to be so indulgent, but I think I'm in Heaven on Earth X3!!
My first indulgence was the Audio Technica ATLP120, which I bought to replace my older Pioneer PL-550, which was no slouch, but I had to but to get into get into Paramount 78 rpm discs and also wanted to upgrade to some newer gear, and the AT turned out to be a great table. But after I pretty much went through my 78 phase, I wanted to see what the 'High End' had to offer. But let me re-phrase that, High End meaning for me something around $500, which is still a butt-load of mulah! So I initially bought the MMF 2.2LE, which is the younger brother to this Bad Boy! And what a great Turntable that one is, and the Ferrari Red color just was jaw dropping. But this past Christmas an on line dealer put the 5.1 on sale for $300 less than it's normal selling price and I just had to bight the bullet and get it, as there is no way I could afford the $875 regular price. But listen here, look at what I said: I liked the 2.2LE so much that I bought a Second Music Hall Turntable!! That's about as good a recommendation you could ask for!! The Upgrade in Tonearm and Motor is real both in Sound Quality and robustness. The sound on this turntable is more 'honey-thick' than the 2.2LE. By that I mean that listening to an old dance 12" of the band Kix doing 'Body Talk' I heard a clarity in the sound that had authority, and that's almost stupid sounding because I can't really put clarity to what I mean except to say that it was the audio difference between drinking a Budweiser beer and a Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. Both are great tasting beers, but they have different bodies and taste to them, and that's about as close as I can come to describing the MMF 5.1 against the 2.2LE, I'm satisfied with both, but you DO get a bit of a better build as far as motor and tonearm go-and they DO give an Upgrade to the sound of my vinyl. So there, I'm crazy and I know it! But if your looking for a more 'defined' turntable than the ATLP-120, that I reviewed a few years ago, there are a bunch of great turntables out there in this price range: Rega/Pro-Ject and so on. The Rega's I don't care for their Look on the more up-scale models, they just look wrong to me, whereas the Music Hall Tables look absolutely sexy-beautiful and their very 'clean' looking also, they don't look outlandish or gimmicky, they just look very Nice. So, that's it for now. The New Vinyl Journey Keeps going. I'm enjoying my new baby like a new Bride.
Happy New Year!
Gerard Masters
Сириус-3NUXF
22.09.2013
8/10
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Quite pleased with built quality- especially with bubble level.
set the tonearm according to manual, but for some reason the body of the shell sometimes slightly touching the LP- i have to fix it, but for now don't know how.
set the tonearm according to manual, but for some reason the body of the shell sometimes slightly touching the LP- i have to fix it, but for now don't know how.
Сатурниан-4BRNK
25.07.2013
8/10
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Was really torn between this table and the Rega RP3. I am very happy I bought this table, Sounds great right out of the box. Easy to set up, great arm and the Music Hall cartridge sounds really good for the money. Lots of value here! Will consider a speed box and Denon DL103r as future upgrades. A happy analog camper!
Вектрон-3NJMQ
30.07.2013
4/10
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I reviewed amazon two types of these turntables are listed, one without a glass platter or a goldring 2000 cartridge and the other with these items, I ordered the turntable with the glass platter and a goldring cartridge but received the other table.
Альфа-Юнит-7AJUL
23.05.2013
2/10
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I was robbed on this transaction. This item has the old Goldring 1012 cartridge ($225) rather than the current-spec Magic Hall Magic 3 Mojo Cartridge ($350). There may be other differences, but this is the one that's indefensible. The price I paid is the full price available anywhere on the internet for the current version. The item I received (the older model) is going for $175 less everywhere. I essentially paid full price for a 2013 Lexus and got a 2011 model.
Альфа-Юнит-2PQPF
03.08.2013
8/10
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Wonderful quality. I just wish there was an auto shut-off, so that the needle retracted when the side was over and i would not run for days, if i forget about the turntable running....
Вояджер-0XXWU
02.08.2012
10/10
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I received my unit yesterday and played as a first disc a record I have owned on cassette, CD, MP3 and now an original vinyl copy ("Chase the Kangaroo" by The Choir). Despite the vinyl disc having some minor imperfections (which goes with being 24 years old), I heard aspects of the music I never noticed on any other format, despite literally hundreds of listens - simply stunning clarity.
Setup is a bit involved if this is your first audiophile table. However, Music Hall does take a lot of the worry out by pre-installing and calibrating the cartridge and tone arm. The most confusing aspect to me was zeroing-out and then setting the counterweight, but I got the hang of it after a few minutes. Likewise, the anti-skating weight is a little tricky at first. Once in place, though, all is good and the rest is easy.
Granted, I have only had it for a short time, but I can already say I am a fan of Music Hall. The step up in quality of construction and results over the mass-market consumer turntables out there is simply astounding, and it is clear this device is meant to last for many years with its solid construction.
Setup is a bit involved if this is your first audiophile table. However, Music Hall does take a lot of the worry out by pre-installing and calibrating the cartridge and tone arm. The most confusing aspect to me was zeroing-out and then setting the counterweight, but I got the hang of it after a few minutes. Likewise, the anti-skating weight is a little tricky at first. Once in place, though, all is good and the rest is easy.
Granted, I have only had it for a short time, but I can already say I am a fan of Music Hall. The step up in quality of construction and results over the mass-market consumer turntables out there is simply astounding, and it is clear this device is meant to last for many years with its solid construction.
Гелиос-7WJWE
03.11.2012
10/10
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I have owned this turntable for quite a few years and spent some money on an upgrade cartridge "goldring 1012gx" and for the price you cannot beat it. I have played it through my own monoblock tube amps I have built and it is the best. I also have hooked it up to a typical home stereo by sony in my entertainment room and it sounded spectacular there as well.
MusicHall makes absolutely great products for the price.
MusicHall makes absolutely great products for the price.
Гиперион-2PQIG
23.02.2012
10/10
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Music Hall MMF 5.1 Turntable.......
Absolutely Beautiful......
Put an Audio Technica AT120-E cartridge on it and you have......
Analog Heaven!!!
I Need Not Say More....
It's worth the money if you know what your doing.
Gerard Masters
Absolutely Beautiful......
Put an Audio Technica AT120-E cartridge on it and you have......
Analog Heaven!!!
I Need Not Say More....
It's worth the money if you know what your doing.
Gerard Masters
Небулоид-4ZZXF
18.05.2011
10/10
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I bought this turntable for my son who is really into vinyl rock from the 60s and early 70s. It's connected to an old Harman Kardon AVR-20 receiver running Klipsch Epic-3 speakers. Assembly was simple, specially with the You Tube video. We first put on a copy of The Allman Brothers, Live at The Fillmore East. The sound was full and rich, with deep bass. I was simply astounded. I used to listen to this album on a high end Thorens. It sounded just as I remember. There is a quality about analogue that is lost with some of the new remastered CDs.
It is not an automatic turntable, (You have to play one LP at a time) which may bother some listeners. However, this is a high quality turntable with a good cartridge at a very reasonable price. In addition, I couldn't see myself spend over $300 for a 40 year old Thorens on Ebay. This is one of the finest turntables I've ever owned.
It is not an automatic turntable, (You have to play one LP at a time) which may bother some listeners. However, this is a high quality turntable with a good cartridge at a very reasonable price. In addition, I couldn't see myself spend over $300 for a 40 year old Thorens on Ebay. This is one of the finest turntables I've ever owned.
НаноРейдер-6HIDM
22.12.2010
10/10
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THE MUSIC HALL TURNTABLE I JUST PURCHASED IS JUST FANTASTIC. I'VE GOT ALL MY OLD ALBUMS FROM THE 60'S AND 70'S AND I NEVER HEARD SUCH GOOD SOUNDS. A CD CANNOT COMPARE THE GOOD SOUNDS. I'M RELIVING THE BEGINNING OF ROCK AND ROLL. WILL TRY TO BUY ALL LP ALBUMS ON AMAZON.
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Лунатик-9CBBZ
09.09.2007
10/10
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First Rate Turntable! While it is easily possible to drop far more cash on esoteric models by other manufacturers, I don't think you can actually buy much more performance except in perhaps a <1% degree. Very respectable Project tone arm, heavy glass platter, included Goldring cartridge is a decent introductory, but begs for an upgrade. I outfitted my MMF-5 with a Sumiko Blackbird, which is easily superior to all other entries in the <$1000 category IMHO, and my ears! Very Nice piano finish and heavy hinged dust cover, adjustable VTA, all brought together in a stylish component! For another $500+ the next model Music Hall MMF 7 Turntable is also a good option, with some additional features, but one will pay a premium for slightly incremental upgrade.
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