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| Sota+SME IV=Ugh !!! Stringeen, I can understand springs sagging, but we had no probs with Dynavector 505's which are twice the weight of the SME V, so its a bit of a surprise. | |
| Turntable speed accuracy Grr6001 - No one ( to my knowledge ) ever stated it was better than any other TT.Jonathan Tinn had stated in his system ( which now seems to have disappeared) : "The Wave Kinetics NVS Direct Drive Turntable is absolutely in a league of it's own. H... | |
| Sota+SME IV=Ugh !!! Stingreen - we had no problems with that SME V/SOTA, no trouble levelling the subplatter and sitting at the correct height relative to the plinth. Did you rebalance the plinth with lead shot correctly ? Why do you say it is too heavy ? | |
| Turntable speed accuracy Halcro - welcome back. Australian politics has been very entertaining of late. Are you putting your hat in for Foreign Minister ? | |
| Turntable speed accuracy Lespier, I run the Final Audio Parthenon ( heavy patter/thread drive/AC motor with reconstructed sine/cosine wave power supply ). Just waiting for the 1st shipment of Timelines to arrive in New Zealand. I'm not losing any sleep, my references for ... | |
| Turntable speed accuracy Albert - I love more new tt's coming to the market. It just seems the hyperbole doesn't match the performance. In this case the claims made for energy dissipation in the design seemed at odds with using wooden arms and armboards. I'm not sure stai... | |
| speaker cables for Wilson Sophia Sashafan - you might be trying to fix with cables a problem that resides in your gear elsewhere. I couldn't think of anything worse than listening to Wilsons at a high sound level. The Sasha's have a suckout in the lower midrange, cone breakup at ... | |
| Turntable speed accuracy After all the hoopla about the NVS, that was deleted, this is the update from Albert Porter, who is an authorised seller. "Perhaps you forgot, that table was the one damaged in shipping. So in addition to the inferior wooden arm boards, it's beari... | |
| Dynavector XV-1S ---is it overkill for my system? JMC is absolutely on the money. You dont put a $5k cartridge on a $2k turntable. If you put a $5k cartridge on, it will be marginally better.However if you spent $2k on a cartridge and the other $3k on upgrading the tt you will get the best improv... | |
| Sota+SME IV=Ugh !!! I was a SOTA distributor many yrs ago -1. SME V works beautifully on SOTA. SOTA was not designed for SME, SOTA/Sumiko took over distribution of the SME long after SOTA was launched.2. As stated above I would have concerns with matching Grado/SME V... | |
| Listening Chair? I use Afra and Tobia Scarpa Coronado chair, by B&B Italia - fits your requirements. | |
| Tube Interaction in Counterpoint 3.1 Mate, pulling tubes out and turning preamp on is likely to damage your preamp.The power supply is designed to run with tubes in, the removal of any will mean too much current to the heaters and other issues. You will be very lucky if you haven't d... | |
| Dynavector XV-1S ---is it overkill for my system? Stringreen - you need to reread the thread, he doesn't have a head amp. He has 2 phono stages that are quite capable of running low output MC's.Will_hererra - my view is you are in the right direction, Lyra Delos, and look to update the phono late... | |
| Wadia not correct speed??? There is also a psychological effect to consider. I have noticed that when you upgrade a cartridge and get significantly more information, the music can "appear" to take longer to play, but actually doesn't. There could be a parallel here where th... | |
| Amp recommendations for Tannoy Canterbury SE Wilfredt, the biggest difference between the Westminster and the Canterbury is that the Westminster is a back loaded horn design. This means that the driver movement is heavily rebutted by the backwave in the horn. The Canterbury is a distributed ... |