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| Need a sut for Hana ml It sounds much different at 100 ohms tone wise better , but noisy to much gain, so I think maybe 150 to 200 ohms will do. The Hana sl sounds good at 470 ohms the Hana ml sounds to stringent The SL and ML have similar gain - 0,5mv and 0.4mv respect... | |
| Article: "Spin Me Round: Why Vinyl is Better Than Digital" Cheers | |
| Article: "Spin Me Round: Why Vinyl is Better Than Digital" « A polygon with an infinite number of faces never equal a circle» Nicholas Of Cusa Precisely, digital is an approximation of an analogue signal. | |
| Anyone try the replica B-60 Fidelity Research VTA? @vortrex I dont know about the Ikeda, I have an original B60 on my FR64S.I have no problems, the grub screw is to the left of the knob, alan key goes straight in. | |
| Article: "Spin Me Round: Why Vinyl is Better Than Digital" The analog signal will mash up timing, frequency information, timbre, anything at all you want to use to describe said signal. Digital does not. Thats the funniest thing I've ever seen on this forum.If you understood nyquist theory and how d/a con... | |
| Garrard 60hz Strobed platter To be honest, I have a Garrard 301 with a strobe platter, and using the KAB speed checker is far more accurate. | |
| Is cartridge Demagnetizing Necessary? What is going on? How does this work? The magnetic fields guide the electrons through the conductor in a more efficient manner than with standard electrical conduction, creating less distortion and interference. This new magnetic type of conductio... | |
| Is cartridge Demagnetizing Necessary? I use the Sumiko Fluxbuster to demagnetise the electronics, the Cardas record to freshen up the system & cartrtidge.But for most folk cleaning the stylus and records properly would be more beneficial in sound quality improvements. | |
| Anyone try the replica B-60 Fidelity Research VTA? The original FR screws have an plastic piece on their ''nose'' to prefent damage on the aluminum skale or steel parts. Here's a good tip - In my experience as a high end dealer most folk do up grub screws too tight and damage the surface of the pi... | |
| Anyone try the replica B-60 Fidelity Research VTA? WHY would you put the set screws in a location where they can hit the adjuster? If you follow the instructions and do them up properly they dont hit the adjuster.depending on the positioning your set screws they can be covered up which means you h... | |
| Fidelity Research FR64s Headshell dilemma No pivoted arm can reproduce the soundstage transparency and accuracy of a linear tracker That’s quite a claim! What arms have you used to test that belief? In particular, I’d be interested in which 12-inch arms you’ve tried.It’s not a claim, it i... | |
| Fidelity Research FR64s Headshell dilemma I’ve never cared for linear tracking arms. All that extra complication - for what? It’s not as though you’re likely to hear tracking error in a properly installed conventional offset overhung arm.Obviously you cant hear it, but others can.No pivot... | |
| Fidelity Research FR64s Headshell dilemma @lewm No need to apologise for your post on underhung alignment.In fact, for my 68 Conway Twitty 45rpm singles, underhung alignment works beautifully - the 2-3 minute tracks are smack bang in the middle of a 12 inch record.As a medical doctor you ... | |
| Trans-Fi Terminator Tonearm: 2019 Update @ledouxThanks for feedback - very interesting.The advantage of the ET2 here is that with the vertical pivot point outside the record due to the longer armtube, you can use a hanging loop to a fixed point behind the arm which does not affect VTF an... | |
| Trans-Fi Terminator Tonearm: 2019 Update The wires are threaded through one of the holes in the arm wand. They will invariably touch and assert a force on the wand. As the arm travels across the platter, the force on the wand varies, thus creating a constantly varying VTF. The differenti... |