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| Benz LP vs. Dynavector XV-1s downunder,Thanks for sharing your experience with these cartridges. It seems more people prefer the XV-1s. | |
| Thiel CS 5i, 7.2. and others I have never owned a 5i. But I have the 7.2 now. I started with CS2, then 3.6, other brands, and now 7.2. 7.2 is way better than the 3.6 in every area you can name. Used market will be a good way to find a pair of 7.2. | |
| Anyone have or heard the Whest PS.20 Yes, James Henriot is nice to deal with. He and I had exchanged emails a few times. Perhaps there is cut-off date for the Whest manufactured with the 58 db setting. He also probably keeps track of when he made the last shippment to your dealer. Co... | |
| Benz LP vs. Dynavector XV-1s Jtinn, Have you tried or experienced the Dynavector XV-1s on a Graham 2.2? Thanks. | |
| Anyone have or heard the Whest PS.20 Clio09,My Whest is specified at 65db for the MC and it was manufactured in May 2005. For brand new Whest, you can order it at a specified gain for MC. For a used one, I guess you need to go through a dealer. The dealer would either adjust the gain... | |
| Benz LP vs. Dynavector XV-1s Johny is right. I heard in my friend's system the Benz LP which is very full and rich sounding. I currently own a Helikon that is fast and quite detail. I also believe it is not in the same league as the LP. Depending on your system and taste, eit... | |
| Anyone have or heard the Whest PS.20 I bought this Whest PS.20 without listening to it after reading Michael Fremer's good review. I was going to get rid of it if its sound was mediocre.Much to my surprise, it is a very neutral sounding phonostage. It has excellent dynamics, very goo... |