Perhaps you will indulge me a little poetic license. I assure you this is pertinent, not crazy stuff. A person says something that is totally outrageous. A listener accepts the message at face value without reservation. That is compliance. Second scenario: A person says something that is factual and provable. A listener rejects the message resolutely and without qualification. That is non-compliance. As applied to phono playback, any given cartridge/arm combination traces a record groove. Does it comply? How well? What do you hear? Clues that the combination is not fully complying with the requirements would be sibilance and similar forms of unnatural sound. The violin, human voice, and piano are three extraordinarily difficult instruments to accurately record and reproduce.
Help me understand compliance!
Hello all,
I have a Rega Planar 25 with an RB-600 tonearm. I am at a loss with words like compliance. What weight/ compliance combination is correct for a cartridge for this tonearm? I’m looking for the correct weight and compliance so I can go shopping. Also, any recommendations/ experience with cartridges on this rig would be appreciated. The rest of the system is a Conrad Johnson premier 11a power amp, sonic frontiers sfl-1 preamp, B&W 804s speakers and a MF lx-lps phono preamp. Cables are Musica Bella emberglow speakef and ic
thanks in advance!
skipper320
I have a Rega Planar 25 with an RB-600 tonearm. I am at a loss with words like compliance. What weight/ compliance combination is correct for a cartridge for this tonearm? I’m looking for the correct weight and compliance so I can go shopping. Also, any recommendations/ experience with cartridges on this rig would be appreciated. The rest of the system is a Conrad Johnson premier 11a power amp, sonic frontiers sfl-1 preamp, B&W 804s speakers and a MF lx-lps phono preamp. Cables are Musica Bella emberglow speakef and ic
thanks in advance!
skipper320