audiosavage1
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| MC phono preamp Noromance - that’s the hard part. I can only trust my own ears. There are some cases where better is better and it’s universal, but musical tastes and sound preferences are so subjective, it’s tough to trust what others write about products. I thi... | |
| MC phono preamp The Croft looks interesting, but I’m reading that the treble such as hi-hats can come across as attenuated / rolled off (granted, this is with different gear from mine and frankly how Mr. Croft seems to like it). Although I’ve had experienced the ... | |
| Man this is frustrating Just ordered the Signal Cable interconnects. Thanks for the information and suggestions everyone. | |
| Man this is frustrating Terry9 - good to know I have a friend who repairs electronics for Wal-Mart (phones, bar code scanners, etc.). Former Air Force Senior Airman in electronic warfare (AWACS). He has about 11 years of electronics / soldering experience under his belt ... | |
| Man this is frustrating teo_audio - I like that. Mind if I plagiarize? | |
| Man this is frustrating I like to tinker. Why not try a DIY approach? It may not be what I use initially but I'm interested. | |
| Man this is frustrating The runs are short (1 to 1.5 meters). I also have a Budgie preamp but would likely need a step up transformer to use it with this system. | |
| Man this is frustrating Dynavector 10x5. Also obtained new on the relative cheap due to the company getting out of the two-channel business. And correct - the MoFi provides both MC and MM capability. And for $250 I quite like it's sound. | |
| Forgive my ignorance. Now to start over. . . . I've looked at the Gem Dandy. Interesting. | |
| Forgive my ignorance. Now to start over. . . . Good to know reference the Concept snackeyp. I'm of the notion now that I'd like something where I wouldn't have to hunt down parts or someone for repair. Brands that are carried by American retailers are preferred. I don't mind tinkering and I lo... | |
| Forgive my ignorance. Now to start over. . . . Steve (WillieWonka) - Goldnote makes some nice looking gear. I'll add that to the list of potentials. | |
| Forgive my ignorance. Now to start over. . . . I've looked at the Comet. Tempting. I'm familiar with Rega's tone arms. Thanks. | |
| Amp suggestions Klipsch Quartets That Decware Zen looks interesting, moreso than the Jolida to me based on what I've read. There's no chance of listening to either prior to purchase but I see that the Zen can be sent back after a trial. | |
| Kef 150s—Just got 'em Just saw a pair on our local Craigslist site for $999 and almost bit on them, but I just built two new systems, one for home and one for work so passed. How are they? | |
| Desktop system for work. I've been eyeballing the 3020. Very very tempting. |