Simple, sounds great and does the job.

[Rodrigou]

Yamaha CR-820
Yamaha YP-B2 TT
Design Acoustics PS-55 Shelf speakers.

200$ furniture from Tjmax with perfect size for record storage.

 

[Treyfus84]

Very nice....love that table!

 

[Nightwisher]

Sweet!

 

[Mark B]

Nice system.

 

[Rome]

Enjoy!

Rome

 

[asilker]

Yamaha's look very elegant. nice.

 

[ronscat]

I echo what the other Georgia guy said - "love that table!"

 

[KingBubba]

I think you and I are the only ones here with a YP-B2. Nice simple setup.

 

[cheehpogi]

Simple and yet enjoyable.

 

[Dave_1962]

Very nice.

 

[Bubbalouie]

Love the vintage Yamaha gear. The receiver and turntable absolutely gorgeous. Good job!!

 

[J English]

Love my CR-420, it's one of my favorite pieces. I have three 80s Yamaha tables going, a P-500, P-320 and P-200. All have proven to be extremely durable. Your system looks great! I bet you don't have to crank that 820 beyond 10 o'clock ever - I'm always amazed at how much power my 420 has.

 

[hnash53]

Very sweet... very easy on the eyes.

 

[mark warren]

Very cool I love it!

 

[savatage1973]

Nice rig--love that storage cabinet!!!

 

[Rodrigou]

I think you and I are the only ones here with a YP-B2. Nice simple setup.

I like it a lot.

 

[Rodrigou]

Nice rig--love that storage cabinet!!!

The storage cabinet was 220$ at TJmaxx it was the only way for my records to be on "display" once I have time I plan to place the amp inside the cabinet too, so only TT and speakers are on top. ☺

 

[Rodrigou]

Love my CR-420, it's one of my favorite pieces. I have three 80s Yamaha tables going, a P-500, P-320 and P-200. All have proven to be extremely durable. Your system looks great! I bet you don't have to crank that 820 beyond 10 o'clock ever - I'm always amazed at how much power my 420 has.

Yep. I was actually looking at where the dial is and you are right, about 10 o'clock, very rare that I need to go any higher.

 

[Rodrigou]

Thanks all, I enjoy this setup a lot.

 

[Ramjet1804]

Wonderful looking setup. Gotta love the vintage Yamaha stuff!