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| Turntables That Can Accommodate Longer Tonearms For longer tonearm you need bigger plinth, look hereWhat plinth do you have for your SP-25? Change the plinth, not turntable. You can completely remove the dustcover. This is SP-25 with "12inch Jelco for example. | |
| Do you stop the turntable or let it spin while you run e record brush Are you kidding ? You can’t damage the motor using a brush! Even if you put heavyweight disc stabilizer and mat on top you can’t damage DD motor. Your brush in NOTHING for this direct drive motor. Low torque or high torque - you can’t stop the mot... | |
| Calling all Sota fans. You both have it exactly right. In order to get significantly better performance than a Cosmos Eclipse Vacuum you have to spend $72,000 on a Dohmann Helix and Schroder LT tonearm. This is the next step for me if the money becomes available. It'... | |
| Technics SP 10 mc II. Worth looking at? @pryso the simplest SH-10B2 on this site (there are many more) FYI, the Fidelis Analog chip set is a replacement in the SP-15 as well as the SP-10 Mk 3. Good to know, I asked JP about chip for mk2 (just for backup) and the answer was that they ar... | |
| Technics SP 10 mc II. Worth looking at? The AT 616 are highly recommended by myself for the use under a Speaker, my friends investigation and my recent investigation has settled this for myself and I stand by the positive reports on offer from the findings when used. They are under m... | |
| Critical oppositions made using inadequate equipment. What is the best shape of leaf for effective diffusion when situated behind loudspeakers?Darko Audio explained in this video :) | |
| Women In Vinyl You should check this sister if you want to see real passion for vintage vinyl and portable turntables, you will be surprised! Another account of her just about vintage funky record cases.This lady has more records than most of you guys! | |
| Technics SP 10 mc II. Worth looking at? Looks nice @best-groove | |
| Critical oppositions made using inadequate equipment. Haha, I use holy water @surfmuz and it change the whole sound (in a good way). | |
| Technics SP 10 mc II. Worth looking at? The only "irreplaceable" part is the single IC, MN6042. JP Jones has developed a replacement part for the MN6042, built from discrete SMD components. So there is nothing to fear in terms of parts. His business is called "Fidelis Analog", and you c... | |
| Technics SP 10 mc II. Worth looking at? People always overestimate everything on audiogon, it's ridiculous.As stated earlier in this thread the SP-10 mkII is a broadcast machine, you will not find any "special" sub plinth or "wall mount shelfs" at those broadcast studios. This is a typi... | |
| Technics SP 10 mc II. Worth looking at? A bit off topic, but looking at JP site now I finally noticed his short article about Technics SP-10R vs. SP-10 mk III - check this out. | |
| Technics SP 10 mc II. Worth looking at? Here is mine, never serviced, like new, no problem for over 10 years. The plinth was $700 with international shipping.** If you need service use Fidelis Analog | |
| Technics SP 10 mc II. Worth looking at? You don’t need any parts if it’s a working unit. Re-cap is cheap and those parts available. But if you are buying a working unit do not try to fix it. Few drops of lube is all you need. You have to make sure the rotation is stable at 33,45,78, no ... | |
| What high end cartridge matches best with the Wheaton Triplanar tonearm? Shelter (5000 or 9000) and Phasemation (PP-300 or PP-500) LOMC cartridges are very interesting. |