aoliviero
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| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz Has anyone tried the phono cables? If so which version and how did they compare to your current cables?Andrew | |
| Evolution Acoustics MMMicroOne I agree with Dinder1. The MMM-1 is better than the LS50. The LS50 is nice, but does not have the lows the MMM-1 has and it also sounds "boxey". the LS50 would make a great bookshlef speaker in a nearfield situation like at your desk.Andrew | |
| Evolution Acoustics MMMicroOne Glory,I heard the Magico V2 a very long time ago. I was impressed at the time. I think this is the sweet-spot in their line and I'm not a big fan of the aluminum-enclosure speakers even though they get a lot of good press. I have heard systems at ... | |
| Evolution Acoustics MMMicroOne Hello folks,I have been living with the MMMicro ones for a while now and can confidently say that it is a superb sounding speaker and excellent value. It has anazing timing, coherence, resolution, and dynamics. The tweeter on the unit is a tour de... | |
| Evolution Acoustics MMMicroOne All,I would like to set the record straight on a few things. Firstly, after re-reading my comments about Evolution Acoustics and Jonathan I have to admit that they were too harsh, very negative and accusatory beyond the line of professionalism. Fo... | |
| Evolution Acoustics MMMicroOne I definitely agree with Byroncunninghams 4 observations and comments. Im a recent owner of the MMMicroOne having taken delivery last week. I would add a 5th comment to his list. 5. Lack of transparency, lack of trustworthiness and deception dama... | |
| Stylus Drag Dover,If belt drive DC motor driven TT's use a closed loop, why do Halcro and I observe that the speed changes on the Raven AC TT with the needle in the groove?Andrew | |
| Stylus Drag I assert that small changes in speed caused by stylus drag can be heard. Frogman is heading in the right direction.I would also agree with Tonywinsc that pace/rythm is another way to gauge the effect of speed stability. In my experience, a table w... | |
| Turntable speed accuracy I would like to qualify my statment above:"Thats why most DC motor driven TTs slow down with stylus drag. "I'm referring to DC-motor drives TT's with an open-loop control system. This means that the actual speed is not compared to the set-point ... | |
| Turntable speed accuracy Here are some of my own observations and hypothesis:1) Regarding how important platter mass is for speed stability. IMHO you cannot assume a higher platter mass is better independent of drive mechanism. In other words, the platter mass and drive m... | |
| Stylus Drag Hi,As this is verging on speed stability, i'll post some new comments on the turntable speed accuracy thread.Andrew | |
| Tokyo vinyl and audio suggestions I live in Tokyo now and have purchased a lot of jazz and other vinyl here. Check out the Disk Union shops is Shinjuku, , and Shibuya. I've been to most places here and this is by far the best. | |
| Stylus Drag Hi Folks, thanks for your comments so far. Some comments from me:I agree with Halcro that the Raven slows down when the needle hits the groove. I base this on the shift in speed as observed with the KAB strobe disk. So I usually set speed with the... | |
| Turntable speed accuracy Empire TT's based on AC motors using belts. | |
| Turntable speed accuracy Halcro,In my statement about AC belt driven TT's vs DC motor driven TT, I was meaning belt driven DC TT's, not a DC driven DD.I have no experience with DD's yet. If I get a timeline will try to post some results.Atmasphere,Which Empire TT are you ... |