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High end stores closing do you really care I would agree with most of your post. Though I still enjoy going to a brick and mortar store to look and listen to audio equipment. Tough to do over the Internet. I would venture to bet if a poll were taken here on agon most high-end audiophiles a... | |
R the new conditioners that regenerate the future? I believe ps audio has come up with these, there may be other companies as well.Not sure how long PS Audio has been in the Regeneration business. One thing I would look for if you are interested in a regenerator, make sure the equipment has safe g... | |
Help with tube tester I second the little B&K 606. And you can easily calibrate it yourself. | |
Help with tube tester I do not think the Supreme Model #35 will test 6DJ8/6922/7308 tubes. Still might be worth owning though especially if it is in decent shape. Made in 1935.Supreme Tube Testers | |
John Dunlavy may not be with us much longer. John will surely be missed. Below is an article than ran in Stereophile back in August, 1996.Loudspeaker designer John Dunlavy: By the Numbers... . | |
What receptacle for 240V 20A in the States? I would exchange the receptacle and plug for 30A if I go that route.Mike I would not recommend doing that. You will be fine with a 20 amp branch circuit. 240V X 20 amps = 4800 VA...Jim | |
What receptacle for 240V 20A in the States? 03-03-07: Angus80808Yes, as you mentioned, I will connect to a 2 pole breaker (2x 120V). The wire is #10 awg and will use with a 20 amp circuit...(or maybe 30A??) This makes sense to me.Do not think of it as 2x 120V. It is single phase 240V. And n... | |
What receptacle for 240V 20A in the States? Angus80808, You will need to reconfigure one of the existing 120V dedicated branch circuits to a 250V dedicated branch circuit. At the electrical panel the 250V branch circuit must be connected to a 2 pole breaker. If the wire is #12 awg and the r... | |
What receptacle for 240V 20A in the States? Not to through a fly in the ointment. But it is possible you may effect the sonics of the Amp. For better, or worse?? From the mains of the U.S. 240V you will essentially be feeding the Amp from a balanced power system. Also the voltage may be clo... | |
The relationship between VTA and VTF Don't know if this will help...Fine tuning your turntable. | |
skipping problem - Marantz TT-15S1 03-01-07: StorgusoTrust me, i have adjusted the anti-skate as far as it will go. It helped, but didn't solve the problem.StorgusoIf you are positive the arm lift is free of the arm in the down position, and the arm moves freely on the arm pivot th... | |
skipping problem - Marantz TT-15S1 The arm just seems to lose pull as it gets towards the spindle. Any other thoughts?Storguso Do you mean the arm want to move outward, toward the start of the LP? If this is the case decrease the anti skate. In fact for starters do not apply any an... | |
Tape out put for phono Yep, tape out of the Krell to any line-in input of the ARC | |
skipping problem - Marantz TT-15S1 Are you sure you set up the TT properly?Correct tracking force? Make sure the arm lift is set properly and clear of the arm in the down position.http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?eanlg&1155072518&openfrom&1&4#1http://www.walk... | |
Dedicated circuits? Bldng a new house. Help. Next pay the extra $$ and have copper wire installed from the electric meter to the main electrical panel, not aluminum. The utility companies wire to the meter will be aluminum, nothing you can do about that.The utility companies wire to the mete... |