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| Fm tuner vtvmtodvm06-24-2017 6:45pmFor those of us who prefer classical music and, like me, live within range of a good FM station that broadcasts such music, high quality FM reception is essential. And, while the advice that you’ve received is well inten... | |
| More curious than a real question- remote trigger? Anyone use it? northernescape... There really is no way it could effect sound. The only real possibility is if it triggered an independent path for line power, separate from the on/off switched path AND that path was in some bizarre way current limiting fo... | |
| Mint lp best tractor for VPI Classic wlutkeMy S2P distance was off by 2 mm max resulting in unresolvable sibilance. Whether 1 mm makes an audible difference? Possibly but probably not the problem you are having ...A 1mm error in phono cartridge alignment is a huge error - I'd exp... | |
| How much more power do 2 Bryston monoblocks use? At full power into 4 ohms, a Bryston 4B can can consume all the power available on a 15A line. I think it works best on its own dedicated 20A line.See: http://bryston.com/PDF/Manuals/3B_4BSST_MANUAL.pdf | |
| Tape-in and Tape-out ports bdp24For one thing, the tape out jacks are ... taken from before the final stage of amplification in a pre, and their output impedance is often different from that of the mainNot necessarily. On some ARC preamps, for example, the tape out is j... | |
| Tape-in and Tape-out ports Tape-out jacks are very useful for those who sometimes want to record LP to digital. And analog tape is enjoying a bit of a resurgence - especially reel-to-reel - so I'm not sure why you doubt that those jacks are being used. | |
| tape out for phono stage Why would you take a tape out from a full-function preamp to the input of a passive preamp? | |
| Audiophiles are not alone geoffkaitThe point is if the test results are negative they don’t mean anything. It simply means the results of the test are negative. It means no more or no less.Some blind testing does produce positive results. | |
| Audiophiles are not alone geoffkait is there really such a thing as a proper double blind test?Yes, I think so. But it must be properly set up and conducted. Even then, its results can at best only reflect the results of the test. Correlating those results to actual list... | |
| Audiophiles are not alone geoffkaitWell, actually you can fool blind tests. Blind tests can give misleading or just plain wrong results just like any other type of test. Operator error, mistake in the system, maybe the listener has a cold ...Absolutely true. And establ... | |
| High mass vs Low Mass Turntables - Sound difference? analogluvr My only beef with it is that it does not keep consistent azimuth across the record.It doesn't? How do you know this? If you're correct, it sounds like a seriously defective design or sample. Details, please. | |
| Who is the WORST Audio Shop? tom_hankinsI've had a few bad experiences in shops through the years, never went back to any of them. I think that's the best course of action, regardless of the type of shop. | |
| VPI Analogue Drive System jerry95 ... I was thinking along the lines of ramping the speed up or down in tiny increments to see how it might affect individual recordings which may too "bright" or too "dull". I listen to classical music exclusively and many digital re... | |
| Sub-woofer connection question mr_mYou merely place this crossover between preamp and power amp. If you have an integrated amp or receiver, you can insert them in a processor loop or tape loopIt's not a good idea to put an xover in a tape loop, if only because its level won'... | |
| VPI Analogue Drive System lewm... The SDS, the Walker Audio Precision Motor Controller, and many other similar devices allow you to set the speed precisely, but they cannot correct for variations in line voltage or current or stylus drag or bearing friction ...This is... |