goofyfoot
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| Silver Head Shell Leads Thanks to all! As for the NPS1260 contact solution. Is this safe to use? I read somewhere with the Walker Audio solution that it dries hard and cannot be removed. I’m interested in using the NPS1260 for multiple applications. | |
| Silver Head Shell Leads millercarbon, I'd have to buy some NPS1260. It's not inexpensive, that's certain. | |
| Silver Head Shell Leads I thought Rhodium is priced higher but that could have been isolated as they are hard to find. Anyway, I paid extra $ for the rhodium fuses in my amplifier. I had the cable at he end of my tonearm replaced with Wireworld cable which made a noticea... | |
| Scheherazade by Rimsky-Korsakov The Analogue Productions remaster of Fritz Reiner and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra;https://store.acousticsounds.com/d/91663/Fritz_Reiner-Rimsky-Korsakoff_Scheherazade-Hybrid_3-Channel... | |
| Mono Reissues and the Conical Stylus gerrym5,From my understanding, having a mono switch option is comparative to using a stereo to mono splitter. It is taking a stereo signal, by reading the left and right sides of the groove, via the azimuth tonearm adjustment and then channeling t... | |
| Rush - The New Birth Control What's he heretical opposite of a Dead Head femme, a Rush femme.God I Love the Dead! | |
| Phono Stage That's not Schiit I agree with statements regarding price point where phono stages are concerned. So I would stress buying a used phono amp and suggest doing that before anything else. For whatever reason, analogue/vinyl equipment costs a lot. | |
| Do you care about car audio? The good thing about car audio is that it runs off the battery. In my last car, Toyota Corolla, I installed a Kenwood CD player, Audiobahn amp and JBL rear speakers. It was great for rock and that’s all I listen to while I’m driving. Now I own a K... | |
| Phono Stage That's not Schiit This is what I have, totally recommended for the price,https://www.usaudiomart.com/details/649690952-asr-mini-basis-exclusive-mint/ | |
| Older Jazz recordings Agreed with above comments about microphone positioning. Stereo recordings from that era didn't need to sound so claustrophobic but in most situations, engineers were fighting room conditions like reverberation and echo. The late 1950's RCA Living... | |
| Upgrade entry level or start over? funkbass, hard to tell until you put everything together and listen. I would choose each piece, one at a time, starting with the phono amp. | |
| Upgrade entry level or start over? audioguy, I believe we have a different definition of what great is. By the way, the Hana Microline is $1,200.00. | |
| Preservation I must have really hit a nerve fuzztone but anything not recorded in DSD is converted over to that format. | |
| Upgrade entry level or start over? ghdprentice, I just believe vinyl to be the least cost friendly. A great phono stage is a minimum $2,500.00. An excellent cartridge is a minimum $1,500.00. A solid tonearm would start about $1,300.00. A dependable turntable like a Rega would start... | |
| Preservation About the above mentioned DSD format. In most cases, DSD is simply a shell. True DSD is recorded as DSD but this is rare, given the recording needs to be done in one complete take. |