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| Michell Gyro SE-what arm? Thank all of you guys for your time to expound a bit on your opinions.. It sounds like it's pretty much a buyer's market and there are several arms that will work well. I normally am able to avoid being swayed by hype, but I'll confess, the Origin... | |
| Michell Gyro SE-what arm? Thanks for your response. I checked out your system-maybe in a couple of years I'll go with the TW Acustic Raven myself. I'd love to-in fact, that's probably where I'd like to end up. You liked the RB1000 on the Gyro/Orbe, though? Here's my questi... | |
| Decisions, decisions.... It's the Jelco, I'm sure, from the pictures of the Arm I've seen. I must say, though, I like the Sota design. I like having pitch control, for one thing, and the combination of the suspension and the weight of the table seem to me to be a good ide... | |
| Decisions, decisions.... Thank you, everyone. Really interesting thoughts, great food for thought. Lewm, Concerning the VPI vs. Linn, you're right, I'm sure. Personally, I prefer the more flattering to the analytical. I still listen to Charlie Parker records that were rec... | |
| Naim Theory on Cableing Naim recommends their speaker wire for good reason; their amps need the capacitance from the Naim wire to stabilize the amp. They recommend a minimum of 3.5 meters per side to achieve this end. I was told this by a long-time Naim dealer. The same ... | |
| Warm sounding speakers for Naim Nait5 & CD5 ?? Hey there-What about Naim SBL's? I have a Hicapped CD3.5 that sounds amazing through the SBL's. Of course, it also sounds great through my KEF 104/2's. If you're looking for a monitor-type speaker, the older Tannoys, such as the Devons, sound exce... | |
| Anybody any comments on Tannoy Churchill or D12? I have no experience with the Churchills, but I have a pair of Tannoy Devons (HPD-315 12" dual concentric driver) and use them with Naim gear (CD3.5/Flatcap/102/Highcap/135's) and love them. The imaging is stunning. But that's the older dual conce... | |
| Tannoy? Tannoys are overall my favorite loudspeaker. Very accurate and smooth, but exciting as well. Noted throughout the recording industry for accuracy, they're also known to be "easy on the ears," that is, they don't fatigue the listener. The dual conc... |