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| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners Richardkrebs,You are wrong. You continue to put up an argument for adding lots of mass to the ET2 and removing the patented decoupling methodology of the counterweight. Your argument is based on a strawman hypothesis that only focuses of frequenci... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners RichardkrebsI did not say that the mass of your arm is “300% heavier at these frequencies”. I have said that your horizontal effective mass is 300% heavier than standard.Your arm is 300% heavier than standard. You added 30g of lead and removing th... | |
| Airtight ATM-3 Monoblock Biasing the ATM3's are very simple :Run the amp to warm them up.Turn the volume pot on the ATM3's to minimum.Remove the front centre panel that has the Airtight logo on it.You then elect each tube using the tube bias selector switch.When you selec... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners 01-28-14: RichardkrebsDover.Up till recently you have been telling us all repeatedly that the counterweight decoupling spring is active at eccentric record frequencies and that at these frequencies my arm is up to 300% heavier than a standard ET2.... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners Frogman,I had the luxury of having both the ET1 and ET2 in my showroom in the 80's mounted on a variety of turntables along with other top arms of the day such as SME V, Zeta, Alphason, Dynavector, Odyssey, Sumiko The Arm, Goldmund, Syrinx PU2/3, ... | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine 01-16-14: RichardkrebsThe goldmund feedback is very fast as observed on the scope current draw plot. Much faster than 0.3 sec . As I posted earlier, it was responding note by note. A startling observation.I'm very keen to try this test on my Final... | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine Lewm, thanks for your kind words. I agree there is a lot of "junk food" on the net. | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine Halcro 01-10-14: HalcroDover,You seem to be full of suggestions for how people should submit their tests....yet you have not posted a single video of your 'famous' Final Parthenon performing with the Timeline in any fashion whatsoever?Up till now.... | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine 01-10-14: LewmIt was very unfair of you to indirectly accuse Richard Krebs of plagiarizing MoncriefLewm, if you read my post correctly I said HalcroYou have mistakenly attributed the following quote to Richardkrebs.We may have a different interpr... | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine 01-07-14: HalcroPeterayer,I wasn't including you amongst those who have said that a very high-mass platter on a string or thread-drive turntable would be immune to stylus drag as you have admitted the fact......Dertonearm and Dover I believe in t... | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine HalcroYou have mistakenly attributed the following quote to Richardkrebs.01-09-14: HalcroRichardkrebs is right.....Why is speed so important? As you know, the primary job of any record player, including turntable, arm, and cartridge, is to accurat... | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine Richardkrebs - the music you inquired about is Cantigas de Santa Maria #77 - sounds like Jordi Savall - he performs in Auckland from time to time during his world tours. Highly recommended. | |
| Where do audiophiles retire? The final retirement haven for Direct Drive devotees would be the Timeline thread on audiogon. The theory is promulgated that an intermittent flashing light on a wall once every revolution proves that the platter has maintained speed at every poin... | |
| Glanz moving magnet cartridges Vetterone, 2nd day of listening, the top end has smoothed out considerably and I lightened the tracking force. I suspect the cartridge suspension was a bit stiff initially and is now running in. The capture of the body of instruments and inner det... | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine 01-08-14: RichardkrebsHF Dover Phase lag is a result of drag, not a cause of it.Yes, phase lag COULD be a result of stylus drag, but not necessarily exclusively.As a matter of courtesy, I would ask you to address me correctly as "Dover" which is m... |