audioguy85
I don’t disagree about common place basic tweaking, the ones that have stood the test of time and are logical...like speaker positioning, using a protractor to align a cartridge ( getting it close or maybe closer), isolating a turntable (of course!), and using quality cables and interconnects (why would you not!)
>>>>Well, you know, it would pretty easy to argue that those examples you gave aren’t really tweaks. They’re not really what we’re talking about. Speaker positioning and cartridge alignment are probably best described as normal set-up procedures or System Requirements. At least for most audiophiles. Isolating a turntable is more like what most audiophiles think of as a tweak. Other examples of tweaks: tube traps, tiny little bowl acoustic resonators, fuses, Schumann frequency generator, Mpingo discs, cable elevators, CD degausser, things of that nature. Tweak-o-Rama!