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| Advice for a new Oracle Delphi Owner Buy a Siemens N324/41A 24 Volts power supply on internet and your Delphi will sound gorgeous ! Cheap upgrade .This is the most sexy turntable ever made !Jean | |
| Advice for a new Oracle Delphi Owner Buy a Siemens N324/41A 24 Volts power supply on internet and your Delphi will sound gorgeous ! Cheap upgrade .This is the most sexy turntable ever made !Jean | |
| ARE YOU A " TRUE EXPERT AUDIOPHILE " ( T E A ) ??? Dear Raul, I do organize the first Japan Triode Meeting in may 2017 in Fukuoka and I would love to have your participation, so please contact me at : jeanloveys@gmail.com. Facebook page Lenco Heaven Meeting.Best regards,Jean | |
| Why will no other turntable beat the EMT 927? Hello Raul, I can assure you that playing records with a myth adds 90 % of the pleasure of listening to music !The EMT 927 is a myth...nothing wrong with that ! And I do play my records with both my 927's ( one mono and one stereo in original cons... | |
| Why will no other turntable beat the EMT 927? Some nice pics of restoration of EMT 927 F by ing. Hans Van Vliet here :https://www.facebook.com/jphansvanvlietHave a nice day !Jean | |
| What is the best vintage TT for new audiophile? You ask for the best vintage turntables, here is my rating by personal experience :1/ EMT 9272/ EMT 9303/ Lenco L 754/ Garrard 301 / 4015/ Thorens TD 124My opinion is based on musicality and dynamic factors.Best regards,Jean. | |
| DIY turntable plinth material I made a slate plinth , used a Lenco motor and idler system, stacked the VPI Superplatter over the Lenco platter and the result is one of the most slamming turntables I heard, very close to my EMT 927 in terms of dynamics .http://www.lencoheaven.n... | |
| which plinth/tonearm for TD-124 SME or other I made a 7 cm thick slate plinth for my TD124 and direct coupled the chassis with the original bolts underneath the plinth. Also made a slate tonearmboard. The result is awesome.http://www.theanalogdept.com/jean_veys.htmGood luck with your project... | |
| anyone use a Symposium platform under a turntable? I use the Ultra Platform under all my turntables. It is important to notice that you need to direct couple the plinth with the platform witch is acting as a subplinth. Never use rubber or sorbotane feet. Rollerblocks work well with VPI.http://www.... | |
| Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Thanks for your nice report, Jean. We missed your writing ! It is not a surprise for us Lencophiles to see that a replinthed L75 sounds as good as a EMT, we even go much further now with newly DIY built of platters, plinth material, topplate, bear... | |
| Best TT plinth material, cost no object Always nice to hear that some mini meets are organizing. It is a very positive way to compare and learn from each others, especially in turntable plinths department. Don't forget to report your meet impressions !Jean. | |
| Best TT plinth material, cost no object When I move my turntables from wood, metal or acrylic plinths to a slate plinth they all sound much better. Invariably. I still have not found a better plinth material yet.Jean. | |
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| What Arm choices for the Garrard 301 Back in the days when the 301 was in production , the SME 3012 seemed to be the arm chosen by audiophiles. With the actual resurgence of interest towards the 301 we must consider the huge evolution of tonearms and cartridges,and the new tonearms l... | |
| Mcintosh MA2275 what's better I have both MC 275 and ARC VT 100. With all tubes changed with Telefunken and E.A.T. ( KT 88 ) the Mac sound us more refined and dynamic. Plus the vol. attenuators allows to direct connect ( S.E.) the phonopreamp to the amp, it makes it a wonderfu... |