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| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? No you dont want to stiffen the headshell, that will destroy the euphonic hyperclarity that attracted Lewm to this arm. Based on the latest studies of the Guarnerie's it would be advisable to take to the arm with hammer and chisel, pop a few chips... | |
| AC power anomalies disrupt only phono stage? Henry - the Halcro inverts absolute phase in the phono only and not the line stage. Have you factored this into the equation. Also from time to time mains can flip in its phase orientation. Just be happy you dont live in Oamaru. My friends stereo ... | |
| AC power anomalies disrupt only phono stage? Halcro - it would help if you described what you mean by unlistenable. What does it sound like. | |
| Technics SP-10 mkII speed adjustment question YesNot really | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners Frogman - the order I went through was - 1st removed inner foam - listening test2nd removed heatshrink - listening test3rd modified head shell - listening test4th added electrodampening - listening testMy personal view on fluid dampening is that i... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners Frogman - I got considerably more transparency and even less grain when I removed the inner foam and stripped off the heatshrink from the aluminium arm tube with both low compliance ( Denon 103 Garrott ) and high compliance ( Shure V15VMR ) cartri... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? The problem with most subwoofers is that unless they have been designed as part of the main speaker and are using identical amplifiers & cabling, then the phase and timing will be at odds with the main speaker, thus destroying timing and coher... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Timeltel - you forgot the most common distortion - OMG. This is particular to audiophile systems and usually occurs when one has spent the food money on more important things like new fuses. It is also known to have been used by audiophile widows,... | |
| Technics SP-10 mkII speed adjustment question Kudos to Albert and others for generously sharing their knowledge with us.Albert is on the money with product improvement. I think in the 70's cost was no object , but since then knowledge shared ( internet ), new materials and the lower cost and ... | |
| Technics SP-10 mkII speed adjustment question Lbelchev - Why do you think the Technics engineers were able to make the best turntable, but they were not able to design a suitable plinth?I think the answer to your question is probably explained by the end use of the product. The Technics was p... | |
| Technics SP-10 mkII speed adjustment question Hi Albert - I refer to panzerholz or slate plinths in general - not yours. I have no idea what your plinth or the Artisan Fidelity does. That you have addressed many of the structural issues within the Technics as opposed to just "cutting a hole" ... | |
| Technics SP-10 mkII speed adjustment question The Technics SP10mk3, Victor TT-101, Denon DP80 are all what I would call upside down turntables. That is they are designed to drop into plinths and the motor/mainbearing assembly hangs like dogs balls below the plinth - waving in the wind. The co... | |
| Technics SP-10 mkII speed adjustment question Lewm et al, If you look underneath your Kenwood L07D you will find the archilles heal of the Technics SP10mk3. | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Hallo, ist es Eva hier. Ich bin Axel Sekretärin und ich habe damit beschäftigt meine vchristmas Einkaufen in den letzten Tagen. | |
| A phono amp that beats the MFA Magus's phono? The main issue that I see with your system is that the Koetsu Black is too good a cartridge for the Rega P5 - it is starting to show the shortcomings in the arm. This is a common mistake made by many folk on this forum. Its like putting NASCAR tir... |