2. analog
  3. 174492-98013

I am enjoying my analog system, but what can I do to improve?

I currently have Technics 1200G turntable with Dynavector 17XD cartridge playing through Kitsune LCR 1 MK5 phono pre and Allnic L7000 preamp. My amps are Pass X350.5 and Benchmark AHB2 driving Sound Lab ESL speakers. My system sounds great, but I am wondering how I can take my system to another level. What do you think?

chungjh

Showing 3 responses by cleeds

cleeds
6,089 posts
 
rauliruegas

The language barrier is only ijn your mind and in that " stupid " posts. Period.

I was being kind and giving you the benefit of the doubt. Now I understand you. No problem.

cleeds
6,089 posts
 
rauliruegas

Dear @cleeds ​@mr_m ... I’m trying to help the OP to achieve the best of what he own and from here my post is a FACT like it or not. Dont try that I learn or that try to tell I’m wrong with your kind of posts trying to dyscover " black thread " and think that in any audio item as in the real day by day all kind of choices always have trade-offs. Instead of all your " meaning or way of think " try to help the OP with what he already owns and don’t try to " hit " me. It does not helps to any one.

Sorry, @rauliruegas, but we have a language barrier here. I just can’t understand what you’re trying to say. My only point was that there are potential advantages to a fixed headshell. That is all.

cleeds
6,089 posts
 
 
rauliruegas

Tonearm removable headshell designs exist because that removable headshell gives us a great opportunity to mate in better way the cartridge to the tonearm and to permit that that cartridge can shows at its best.

Opinion stated as fact, and it's a very debatable opinion at that. The extra mechanical and electrical connections that an interchangeable headshell requires are potential compromises. That's why you'll find fixed headshells on the top models of some pickup arm manufacturers, even as their less expensive offerings use replaceable headshells.

More to discover