FUNK FIRM FLAMENCA w/F6 Tonearm PRICE DROP

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SAVE $1000.00! Funk Firm Flamenca w/F6 tone arm for sale(cartridge not included).I purchased this about 7 months ago.I will include the Black Achromat ($100).The unit is a 10/10 but I will rate it 9/10 as there is 1 small spot in the center of the dust cover from my tall record clamp.

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Regards,Tom

Read Best TT $1000-$2000
http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/2016-editors-choice-awards-turntables-1000-2000/

Here is part of,The Absolute Sound Review in 2014:

The best time in an audiophile’s life must be when he or she discovers a truly great product that doesn’t completely ruin the budget. It’s like the car enthusiast who dreams of owning a Bugatti, but buys a Camaro to get the biggest bang for his buck. A supercharger provides the added power and thrill factor in an economical way, and brings him that much closer to the supercars. High-end stereo components are much the same. We all want the state of the art, but few of us can afford it. But when we take our time, we can find those truly exceptional products that catapult our systems to the next level. While it’s not the end-all in turntables, the Funk Firm Flamenca will have you dancing with joy for under(2014 pricing) $1500 ($900 sans F6 tonearm).

Two Threads Are Better Than None
The Funk Firm Flamenca is now shipping with the brand- new F6 “pickup arm,” which is a thread-bearing tonearm— probably something most people have never seen. Whereas most tonearms use an actual bearing of some design or another, the F6’s arm tube is suspended from two polymer threads that look like a thick fishing line. This design gives the impression that the ’arm is almost floating on air, and the ’arm sounds like it, too. Even though Arthur Khoubesserian of Funk Firm prefers the term “pickup arm” because his tonearms have no tone, the F6 definitely has a feeling to it. It’s almost as if you can hear its weightlessness, a certain ethereal air and lithe gracefulness, when listening to the Flamenca and F6 together. Because I also had the Funk Firm FXR-II on hand, it was easy to A/B the two ’arms. I actually preferred the sound of the F6 to that of the FXR-II, even though the FXR-II costs $2400. I’m not sure if the thread- bearing design of the F6 is inherently better, but I preferred it.

You can read the entire review here:

http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/funk-firm-flamenca-turntable/