andy19191
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| Where to place - need some hand holding please I am with your wife on the money spent. Depending on your musical preferences, a good move might be to sell the sub, cables and power conditioner and take her away for a long weekend.Your speakers and room are going to have the biggest impact on s... | |
| Damping fluid/grease for Mayware Unipivot? Many thanks Toddm this is very much the grease end rather than the olive oil end. | |
| Damping fluid/grease for Mayware Unipivot? Johnnantais I thank you for trying to tell me what dynamics means to a turntable but I must admit to being little wiser. Although there is quite a lot in your answer with which I disagree I am not sure a debate will be fruitful if we do not subscr... | |
| Damping fluid/grease for Mayware Unipivot? Thanks for the useful pointer Stefanl but it studies a turntables performance in a manner with which I am familiar. In the 70s discussing turntable performance in the press on this sort of basis was fairly common. | |
| Damping fluid/grease for Mayware Unipivot? I am still confused about dynamics. Dynamics is a good thing but the consequence of good dynamics is more structure borne sound in the tonearm. In order to dissipate this one needs to add more viscous damping. Is this correct?I realize I am wander... | |
| Damping fluid/grease for Mayware Unipivot? Johnnantais, thanks for the turntablebasics pointer it was useful in providing a practical viscosity range. I am slowly getting there with a bit of help. The reason I would still like to know the viscosity of the Mayware supplied silicone fluid it... | |
| Damping fluid/grease for Mayware Unipivot? Thanks for the pointers. I had intended to stick to silicone fluid bought from the local electrical suppliers but do not know what grade to get: a thick grease or a relative thin fluid. Obviously I can buy several grades and experiment but I had h... |