a011996
Responses from a011996
| Fixing Up Old Thorens to Tomjacksons : I have the same experience with the Rega RB300 on another turntable. It seems to have a very "midrange" sound. Very weak bass. As far as i can remember speed accuracy = good treble and all the bass is essentially in the arm... | |
| SME V : what to expect ? Thank you so much for your feedback. | |
| Studer a730 professional cd player I've compared the Studer D730 and A727 again. A727The A727 is VERY DRY and it seems almost bass and treble are truncated, BUT IT IS NOT !!! It's because it is very flat and dry (master tape like). One of my preferred players overall. D730The D730 ... | |
| Car Audio Speakers I have a lot of caraudio gear stored and not used for the moment, but I can advise :1) Focal speakers ! (strong, reliable and audiophile)2) Amplifiers : Butler Audio tube amplifiers, Mcintosh3) Source material : Alpine , Becker , Clarion, Mcintosh... | |
| Studer a730 professional cd player The D730 is THE best cd player from Studer and i prefer it over everything. The A730 was very good but it lacked bass in some way. The A727 is my preferred player for classical music. The sound is very "flat" but yet dynamic and musical. The "PRAT... | |
| Studer a730 professional cd player The A730 nor the A727 have any "digital input", so they can not be used as a DAC. The D741, which is a cd-recorder, has a digital input, and can be used as a DAC. The DACs in the Studers are very fine very "studiosound". I personally had a A730, a... | |
| Mcintosh MC162 Meanwhile I audiotioned the C15-MC162 combo against a MA6300, which was also for sale. Wow! The C15-MA162 was very good indeed. I liked it over the MA6300, which had less bass. The MA6300 had less weight in lower midrange, so it sounded a bit thin... | |
| Review: Technics SL-1200Mk2 Turntable I had a lot of turntables, but the SL1200 mk2 is the one i have now and i'm happy with it. It's strong points are very accurate (i mean really accurate !) speed control, you just know the pitch is going to be steady within 0,01% , continuously. Th... |