gregkohanmim
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| Helps me with long term system development. Hi Jbuhl - I have some experience with some of your setup and here are some thoughts. First of all let's talk about your speakers. I randomly picked up a pair of DM604s several years ago for only $250 on Craigslist and was really blown away by t... | |
| Random question/ thoughts about stuff for sale here It's great so many people have shared their thoughts and contributed to this thread.To go a bit further to clarify my initial post - There have been times where I know exactly what I want already and then apply a level of patience until something ... | |
| Class D = Trash? Madavid0 - Have you considered the possibility that A) you have very neutral and revealing speakers plus B) a highly detailed and resolving amp could mean that C) perhaps you're just now able to hear the quality of the source recordings that you h... | |
| Class D = Trash? Astewart - I will always read these threads because I'll always learn something.In this case I learned that in one person's opinion:Chane 1.4s, garbage Zu Omen Mk.II -- good dyanmics, okay-ish resolution, forward but shallow soundstage. Fritz Carb... | |
| Class D = Trash? Madavid0 - I wasn't familiar with your speakers but went ahead and read through as many reviews that I could find about them. It seems that the consensus is that these speakers really only sound their best with tube amplification (of quality) and... | |
| Get my turntable fixed or buy a new one? Pipebro - You are doing the right thing getting it fixed. It's a fairly simple unit from am electronics point of view and quick internet search shows that there are plenty of parts available and that more often than not, the power connector or sw... | |
| B3/Hammond Organ - Key Click Ghosthouse - Thanks for this and please thank your BIL for me, It was indeed the physical key click (electronic switch) that I was looking for. I'll definitely have a look at his suggestions - Keith Emerson, Jon Lord etc.I love this forum!Greg | |
| B3/Hammond Organ - Key Click Excellent suggestions - thank you very much for these. I appreciate you taking the time to pull this list together!Greg | |
| MC Cartridge Recco's Ross - Didn't realize that you had an MC input since the specs for your amp indicate MM only. Greg | |
| MC Cartridge Recco's Ross - Based on your integrated amp's phono input being MM only, (unless you're planning to get a separate phono preamp), then if you've really got your heart set on a moving coil cartridge, then you're basically limited to a high-output moving co... | |
| Are You Sorbothane Experienced? avdesigns - You might consider starting a new thread in the analog forum for feedback from members with more experience with your particular turntable - but given that you can't hear any difference with the sorbothane pads, I will say this:If you ... | |
| Are You Sorbothane Experienced? You might try felt bottom footers for your table's feet. Another option would be a separate plinth under your table that you could isolate independently and then level your table in the usual way. I have mine on 3/4" acrylic with isolation spike... | |
| Are You Sorbothane Experienced? AVDesigns - According to the literature on your turntable, they say:"Viso-elastic cones separate the platforms and act as superb dampening devices. The result: Quieter, more detailed playback that benefits from advanced vibration control, dynamic ... | |
| Review: Schiit Mani phono pre AND Swagman Labs Linear Power Supply (LPS) Wdincleve - the Unit I bought actually put out AC power and I discovered Swagman through an eBay listing - To the best of my knowledge these guys can put together just about any configuration that you might need.As fas an LPS for your Multibit - ... | |
| how to clean vinyl lp with glue dirt Hansk - First thing I would try is a dilution of denatured alcohol (only, not isopropyl) at about 1:10 with water and a drop or two of dishwashing fluid (surfactant) and scrub gently with a record brush, camel hair paint brush, microfiber cloth, e... |