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| Ultrasonic Record Cleaner 40 v 80 v 120 kHz Well, thanks again everyone, all great info. I should mention that I did purchase the Gem Dandy hydraulic cleaning machine. It is inexpensive and at least according to George Merril, it works well, as good as US. I was also considering the CS6... | |
| Ultrasonic Record Cleaner 40 v 80 v 120 kHz Speaking of iSonic, which of these two options would do a better job? https://isonicinc.com/products/cs6-1-pro https://isonicinc.com/products/p4875-2mvr10 | |
| Ultrasonic Record Cleaner 40 v 80 v 120 kHz Antinn, wow great post. The links provided are a great resource. Thanks for sharing. By selecting the links you provided, I was able to navigate to your book on cleaning records, V3.1. What a great resource. After reviewing the chapter on US clean... | |
| Ultrasonic Record Cleaner 40 v 80 v 120 kHz Thank you all for the reples. Yes, I agree with you dogberry, one can spend considerably more for a 120 Khz machine vs. a 40 kHz machine, the latter of which can be purchased for $200 from China. I am considering the Degritter (120 kHz only I b... | |
| Opinions on RENOLABS in Vietnam A quick update on my experiences with Renolabs. Overall, very positive. 1. I ended up purchasing an upgraded rev of the reclocker provided on the Renolobs website. The new version includes an OCXO clock and LT3024 regulators. Cost is $400 + shi... | |
| Opinions on RENOLABS in Vietnam I placed my order for the RENOLABS reclocker last night. Yes I will report my opinions in my system. I have searched online for feedback on the various products offered by the company. There are a few positive comments on their network switch... | |
| Opinions on RENOLABS in Vietnam I am in the market for a USB reclocker/regenerator. Ideally, I’d like to find one that uses a 5V LPS since I already have one. After a Google search, the Reclocker from RenoLabs is exactly what I am looking for. It seems li’e a high quality device... | |
| Tonearm resonance Funk has a download on their website named “Isolation Bubble”, which I’ve read. Funk claims that the sound waves from your speakers will cause your tonearm to vibrate. The Houdini isolates the vibrating tonearm from the cart/stylus. Meanwhile the ... | |
| TV Based System - Hifi vs. Studio Monitors Thanks to all that have posted. Over the years, I’ve gone from a 5:2, 5:4:2 and now back to 2 channel for a second/TV system. I found putting your money into a simple but high quality 2 channel system is far more rewarding and better sounding tha... | |
| DSP Active Crossover For my filers, I spoke to Bruce Thigpen at Eminent and pretty much copied what he suggested. For his next gen speakers, he is using DSP, so is aware of what works best. Yes Audio Weaver is what was used to implement the filters. I’m not aware of ... | |
| DSP Active Crossover Finally got my act together. Since purchasing the DSP Nexus back in June, 2023, I was only bi-amping while still running the audio signal through the passive xover in my speakers for the mid range and tweeter. I recently purchased a third amp a... | |
| DSP Active Crossover Why talk to Danny Ritchie or anyone else. Just call Al Clark at Danville. Interesting guy, claims to have design more DSP boards than anyone on the planet, but has an analog background as well. And Al is generous with his time as well. I purchased... | |
| Steve Guttenberg finally reviews the Eminent Technology LFT-8b loudspeaker. For those using an external processor with their LFTs 8bs, could someone explain how you went about bypassing the passive crossovers. Do you need to remove the woofer driver to access the passive crossovers? How did you directly wire the tweete... | |
| Eminent Technology 8b Speakers - Amp/wattage Recommendations bdp24, my understanding is your are using the GR Research OB subs in place of the sealed subs on the 8bs. May I ask the details on how you are implementing the bi-amping. Are you using a high pass filter of some kind between your main amp and the... | |
| Eminent Technology 8b Speakers - Amp/wattage Recommendations Here is a link to the ET website describing the 8c update. For $1500, it is probably well worth it. http://www.eminent-tech.com/LFT-8cwooferupdate.html |