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| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic mapmanBe sure to merely tighten the screws first and see what that alone does before going off the deep end there. Works much like resetting fuses with or without quantum goo.>>>So I take it you don’t buy into the whole magnetism theory o... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Whatever happened to the magnetism explanation for why brass screws work better than steel? Did that like just disappear? Brass is way down my personal list of materials. I did not mention lead, either, which of course is the absolute worst. | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic If brass is such a great material how come brass cones are way down the list of cones? Oh, wait, did I disturb your concentration?! Let’s see, we got ceramic at the top, then what? High carbon steel. Then aluminum, then brass. The only thing worse... | |
| Reducing Background Noise On Records Faint heart ne’er won fair maiden. 🤠 | |
| Reducing Background Noise On Records I couldn’t take all the steam. It was like a steam room in there. I couldn’t see my hand in front of my face. It was horrible. | |
| Where can one send caps etc... to be Cryo treated here in the states? Cryo Pro in Missouri. My experience is that most of the cost is actually for shipping both ways. Minimum charge only $20. I’ve cryo’d CDs, cables, springs, hardware, headphones, razor blades, brass rods, cones, you name it.www.cryopro.com | |
| Reducing Background Noise On Records What ever are you talking about? I played LPs wet for years with Mapleknoll Special TT edition TT and Grado Sig cartridge with no problems and no surface noise. Double distilled H2O wouldn’t hurt. | |
| My turntable hates Cat Stevens I must say - according to the Official Dynamic Range Database - it appears all of the Cat Stevens remastered CDs and LPs escaped the overly aggressive dynamic range compression suffered by a great many other remastered CDs. So, it actually doesn’t... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic jetterGeoff, wtf has riled you up?>>>>Jitter, I suspect you actually don’t know. 🙄 | |
| shrink wrap film residue- how to remove For really badly decomposed Scotch tape, a horrible sticky mess that had probably been there 15 years on the paint all around the head of an expensive tennis racket, Duck brand adhesive remover from Target worked a miracle. After a couple applicat... | |
| I think I've Just Seen Absolute Proof That Audiophiles Are Insanely Gullible When it comes to meat Spam is perhaps the best for damping applications. Not too soft, not too hard, supremely elastic and supple. Spam, the veritable meat. By Hormel, The audiophile’s meat of choice. | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Addendum, audio vocabulary words starting with letters M through W,Mellow - Reduced high frequencies, not Edgy.Midrange (Mids) - The audio frequencies between about 250 Hz and 6000 Hz.Muddy - Not clear. Weak harmonics, smeared time response, I.M. ... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic For fazee or anyone else with a limited audio vocabulary, words starting with A through L. Feel free to use your own words to describe what you hear. Please disregard typos, they are not your humble scribe’s. 😛 Accurate - The music is unaltered by... | |
| Reducing Background Noise On Records Background noise produced during the whole manufacturing process could be tape hiss. Do I win a prize? You should be happy 😃when you hear tape hiss from the original tape since digital has somehow been able to eliminate tape hiss, along with a lot... | |
| Reducing Background Noise On Records I’m pretty sure that’s the funniest post I saw all week. Heartfelt thanks to both you and Mr. Fremer. 😀 |