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| Tube integrated with real bass. Does it exist? So something does exist. That's good. Modwright is mentioned quite often on this forum. They must be doing good things.Two inputs are just enough - one for phono and one for deck. You can run digital through deck monitor if you have to have it. | |
| Nottingham resonance control Tubehead21, thank you, you add Symposium as yet one more possibility. | |
| SME turntables Right. You just choose the table first then try every arm available in combination with every cartridge. Within certain price range, say, from $500 to $15000. And in couple of years you'll eventually hit the right combination. Oh yes, we should ad... | |
| VPI classic 3.0 Signature anti-skate. I heard before that generally speaking you want max tracking force allowed and minimum bias to get the best sound.After reading your posts I played a little more with the anti-skate with my Spacedeck/Spacearm/Goldring 1042 set-up.It was not that s... | |
| SME turntables Moonglum, this brings us to an interesting question. How do you match table and arm? It appears that this is important too, not only matching arm and cartridge. I just hope that there is no need to match table and cartridge.In any case, it's a com... | |
| Nottingham resonance control Shakeydeal, what did you find in Well Tempered that Spacedeck couldn't do ? | |
| Solid state power + tube pre or visa versa? Mapman, you just don't get it, do you?The OP has been moving back and forth for decades and he is no close now to choose. Comprendes, amigo? | |
| Solid state power + tube pre or visa versa? I think, you finally have an opportunity to have all tube pre/power. Why not seize the moment? | |
| Recs for solid state integrated, $2-3,000 range I will add Redgum Audio to the list. Directly from Australia. Made there, seven years warranty, great customer service. I think, their top of the line integrated is about $3500, they have other models. Dual volume control - what a great idea.Rowla... | |
| Nottingham resonance control Without doing anything else yet I put one smaller Walker resonance control disc on the maplebblock next to the motor. The disc doesn't touch anything. This increased clarity, it was neither subtle nor profound and definitely worth it. I'll get ano... | |
| What would you do? It is interesting to observe two very different approaches by two lawyers. Not being a lawyer, I can clearly see that both can be combined successfully. You can do things differently depending on the case and the client.But..I prefer Lloydc's stan... | |
| Your Best Tweak Lately One smaller Walker Audio resonance control disc put near motor of Nottingham Spacedeck turntable that sits on maple block. Increased clarity. The same disc was also put on top of the Nakamichi 682ZX tape deck - the same but less. I am going to get... | |
| Why does most new music suck? I think, there is too much commerce in arts including music. It's off the balance. Business should support arts, not the other way around. When Miles got rich, he started playing mostly what? That's right. Creativity is very much down these days. ... | |
| Interesting project started by Michael Fremer Other things being equal, digital remastering will sound different and might even be prefered by people who are digiheads and don't listen to analog.There is no point in this exercise. And the fact that your contribution does not guarantee you the... | |
| Why does most new music suck? Why wouldn't it? |