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Cartridge Loading for a phono pre amp So you're not going to answer my question? That leads me to think you are simply trolling. Because there are internal losses, the cantilever will not be quite 470 times harder to move; we'll call it 400, assuming that its also designed to operate ... | |
Cartridge Loading for a phono pre amp @rauliruegas I see you are refusing to answer my prior question to you. I've handed all the information you need to you on a silver platter. But the way you are reacting suggests you are not here for any other reason than to troll. If that is not ... | |
Cartridge Loading.....Part II I don't know what implications there would be with a SUT. I suppose this is all variable, depending on the capabilities of the phono stage, as Ralph @atmasphere seemingly explained in the previous thread. Normally you have a rather prodigi... | |
Cartridge Loading for a phono pre amp The cartridge. @holmz Oh man, you're doing Raul's homework for him😄! I suspect you know how any generator will respond when asked to do say, 470 times more work? BTW you are correct that the output voltage isn't the same with the two different ... | |
45 Type Push/Pull there is something about pp that is overlooked: the output and interstage transformers fall in and out of magnetisation at every zero-crossing of the signal (at every polarity change). This is only correct if the amplifier is biased class B. ... | |
Cartridge Loading for a phono pre amp 50K ohms, all inputs. (Magnetic phono may have any value from 10 ohms to 100K ohms substituted. Also has provision to add input capacitance for matching certain magnetic cartridges.) The preamp has a 49.9K resistor to ground, but has other elem... | |
Cartridge Loading for a phono pre amp Why ARC featured such function in their reference phono stage that serve no purpose? So they can charge more?🤔 We have a loading strip on our preamps too, and I advise customers with LOMC cartridges to not use it. But if you have a higher outpu... | |
Best RtoR tape for a Revox A77 Essentially, what you are saying is a flat FR is the ultimate goal when adjusting bias and EQ. If FR is flat, don't mess with anything? If in playback, Yes. If in record, also yes, but there are two approaches to setting record head bias that... | |
Revox A77 mk2 This for sintered bearing, assume the ball bearing uses same, although states, "All bearings lubricated for life and normally require no service." That's true unless the machine sits for 20-30 years unused. | |
Cartridge Loading for a phono pre amp @rauliruegas To be clear, at no point have I stated that loading affects the frequency response of a LOMC cartridge. Your statements to the contrary are false. Please cease and desist. When you engage in such statements and then debunk them, you a... | |
Cartridge Loading for a phono pre amp My question is how significant that affect the cantilever to be stiffer and introducing possible tracking issues, OR its effect is negligible? Your target for mechanical resonance is between 7-12Hz. The mechanical resonance is a product of the ... | |
Revox A77 mk2 @cwz have you tried rebuilding them? I've had a number of Ampex, Revox, Magnacord and other machines with noisy bearings but I've never had to replace one of them; I simply made sure they were properly lubricated. | |
Best RtoR tape for a Revox A77 @cleeds is correct. Your Revox can work with any tape; it simply has to be calibrated to work with a particular tape in record mode. | |
BAT Preamp Output Design Changes - Why? Any idea on why this flip-flop in preamp design? Afterall, neither transformers nor capacitors are new technologies – why such a major change in design approach? @captc2 By using coupling capacitors, the preamp, although balanced, was unable to... | |
Cartridge Loading for a phono pre amp J.Carr ( Lyra cartridge designer and phono stage Connoissour. ) said/posted: " Phono cartridges are floating sources rather than balanced..." If JCarr really said this, then he isn't aware of how balanced operation works. A dynamic micropho... |