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Tonearm for Technics SP-15 Yes, I have an SME 3009, sliding plate, but no VTA on the FLY. I found a GST-1 just listed in New Zealand, sliding plate with VTA on the Fly, and magnetic anti-skate I'm pretty sure it will fit his SP15 Plinth, would need to confirm the rear len... | |
Strange Problem: Philips 867 Turntable ...Please read your preamp is plugged into ____? the amp? | |
A decent integrated amp under 2K ... I am very happy with my Cayin A88T this is what convinced me https://6moons.com/audioreviews/cayin/a88t.html if you search, you probably can find a new one just within your budget. I bought a used one, they are very solidly made. | |
Tonearm for Technics SP-15 Plinth is Technics SH-15B3. Plinth manual says arm lengths: spindle to arm pivot (sap): 206 to 235 (sap = effective length minus overhang) rear portion of arm: for 206 sap is max 110mm; for 235 sap is max 97 https://www.vinylengine.com/library/... | |
How do you know when a stereo sounds good? when the music becomes so INVOLVING you forget about the equipment, get lost is the experience | |
Tonearm for Technics SP-15 ralph, my friend has a unit in a plinth with a dust-cover. it looks like OEM Technics to me, I could check. Grace arm is in a circular removable board, also looks OEM, with a long oval cutout for various lengths. removable arm board looks like t... | |
Tonearm for Technics SP-15 and, nobody ever answered, will the Victor 7082 fit SP15? | |
Tonearm for Technics SP-15 Does anyone know if the gst-1 will fit on the SP15? spindle to pivot ____mm ? pivot to back of counterweight? height of gimbal from top of arm wand? height: to get ’up’ high enough for the SP15 platter height, is a spacer below the arm needed,... | |
Tonearm for Technics SP-15 Acos Lustre GST-1 appears to have an early version of their VTA on the Fly. Would GST-1 fit on a Technics SP15? do we like this arm? concerns? | |
Better CD Sound: The Search Integra CDC-3.4, Mark II, with remote, delivered: $195. plus tax IF serial # has suffix ’M’, it’s a Mark II and uses remote RC-778c https://www.ebay.com/itm/313753241626 | |
Why does my hifi always seem to sound especially good on Thanksgiving? Hi, and Happy Thanksgiving to All. Absolutely True for me. I inherited a giant tube console in 1973, Fisher President II made in 1958. Every year, just prior to Thanksgiving, to get ready for the Holidays: I would pull all the tubes: am tuner... | |
HiFi vs MidFi SPEAKERS, that’s where real differences can truly be heard, and there, progressive improvements are low, mid, high, unbelievable! The price of speakers is proportional: low, mid, high, unbelievable. Of course there is marketing muddle, but the fun... | |
Bought the wrong subwoofer! hickamore, I can see the point of keeping full range signals to mains that go as low as yours do, makes sense, and then you simply make sure that the main amp is good for those speakers/space. my latest kick: Have you bought a SPL meter and mea... | |
Better CD Sound: The Search Last night I listened to two fabulous Jazz albums on my Integra CDC-3.4. Awesome, you forget it's digital. Frankly I would feel like an idiot if I spent a lot of money and found/heard this later. CD's Only. Ben Webster meets Oscar Peterson John... | |
Bought the wrong subwoofer! have you considered buying a preamp with pre-out/main in. ANY sub (self-powered), using line in/internal crossover/line (minus low bass) back to preamp is the best way because the self-powered sub’s amp takes the job of low bass, most of the po... |