dertonarm
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| SME V arm: dynamic VTF or straight weight Dear Raul, guess it is rather a matter of how deep you dive into the subject (here: how much time and effort (you can..) spend to really evaluate the differences) and whether the comparisms are really done in a strigend way (only one variable - al... | |
| SME V arm: dynamic VTF or straight weight Dear Axel, 12" to 9" in dynamic balanced status - well, there a a few points to be taken into account. First of all the 12" tonearm is - due to his higher mass and to the longer lever - more stable (= his tendency to leave balanced mode is slower.... | |
| SME V arm: dynamic VTF or straight weight Hi Axel, the difference between the dynamic balanced status and the static balanced (.... I will not bore you or anyone else with the maths here - promised!) status will not be heard on "first sight". However - if you play a record which is warped... | |
| SME V arm: dynamic VTF or straight weight Dear all, does anyone like to answer and clarify the 2nd question raised by Peterayer's very interesting thread?***Is there a sonic difference and what is the theory behind one versus the other?I would think that using the latter method moves the ... | |
| Geometry for pivot tonearms - calculation errors?? Dear Nandric, over the last 5 years I have mounted and aligned about 35 High-end and high-priced cartridges including Lyra Olympus, Lyra Titan and Skala, Kondo IO, Dynavector XRV-1s, Koetsu RSP and Coral Stone, Miyabi Takeda - to name just the mor... | |
| Tracking error distortion audibility Dear Berlinta, as I announced before: - I leave this thread now. Our dispute doesn't bring this thread forward in any constructive way. | |
| Geometry for pivot tonearms - calculation errors?? Dear Nandric, many quote marks indeed........I am constantly puzzled how many people do react so anoyed if they are confronted with the pursuit for perfection in technical parameters.As for the FR-64s I have already made enough comments and alread... | |
| Tracking error distortion audibility Dear Raul, you are right. Maybe its just one dogmatic ego which can't stand his mirror image......I just do not see the term democratic transferable to the world of physics, mechanics and geometry. | |
| Tracking error distortion audibility Dear Berlinta, it is very difficult to say something "straight", if your post is not approved by the moderator and therefor never actually posted (which happened with several of my posts in the dispute about the turntable drives when I was "agains... | |
| Tracking error distortion audibility Dear all, after we have now learned that finally all parameters of the tonearm geometry are variable, nothing can stop us now entering analog heaven. If any of you will still suffer inner groove distortion....... well, don't worry that happens. Mo... | |
| Tracking error distortion audibility Dear Berlinta, the choice of an inner (2nd) zero close to the label makes sense too, if you own a large collection of early classical stereo LPs made by Mercury and/or Decca (to name the 2 major labels who hadsome of the most daring cutting engine... | |
| LP eccentricity, spindle hole center,The fix?????? Dear Raul, just briefly as these days are crowed with real world work for me.As for the LP STANDARDS.These are the points (certainly not all - but the ones which came to mind first) - in no particular order - which I believe should serve among oth... | |
| Tracking error distortion audibility Dear Raul, I will set up - for a friend of mine - a SAEC-506/30 in two weeks - mid May. I will have some news and geometrical details after I have done so. If anyone interested, I will gladly supply all findings. | |
| Graham 2.2 vs. Fidelity Research FR64S Well, - for sure, no mistake. I would have done the same. | |
| SME V tonearm - abnormalities in alignment ? Dear Dougdeacon, yes I wanted the thread as specific as possible and your post was excellent indeed.I have posted a link to your post in this thread on the other SME V-thread. So I think most visitors there will have a look here too.Thank you very... |