ledoux1238
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| Channel D Lino C vs. Sutherland Little Loco @lewn There is a self charging mechanism in the Lino C 2.2. The unit kicks into charging mode after ten minutes of not receiving an audio signal. A fully charged battery takes several hours and should be good for 20 hours of listening, so really n... | |
| Channel D Lino C vs. Sutherland Little Loco @500homeruns Battery life is '3 - 5 years ( or more ) ' according to Channel D web- site and manual. My Lino C 2.2 was bought in 2020-21 and the battery is still fine with 5-6 hours of continous use. I was told to keep it away from direct sun lig... | |
| 2020 update : JC Verdier La Platine Dear Verdier owners, The following is a text from fellow Audiogoner @mlrose in France: ‘In addition, following the takeover of the Verdier brand by Pro-Ject (Audio Tuning Audio Group), I had an interesting exchange with Eric Verdier, the son of ... | |
| Anyone Try a Mutech Hayabusa MC Cartridge with a Channel D Lino C Phono Stage @eaneverson I have a Lino C 2.2, but not the Hayabusa. My present MC cartridge is Audio Tekne MC 6310, 2 ohms and 0.1 mv output. The gain is set @ +12db, the highest setting, due to the low output. For other MC’s with 2 - 6 ohms and output @ 0.3-0... | |
| The Jico SAS/B Stylus VN 5 MR Michael Fremer wrote about a special series of styli with wooden cantilever for the Shure v15 from JICO and he was blown away. https://trackingangle.com/equipment/got-a-shure-v15v-type-vxmr-lying-around-with-no-stylus | |
| First impressions: Silversmith Fidelium interconnects @audiojan The interconnects cannot be found on Silversmith website? | |
| Audio Technica AT ML-180 Cartridge Advice This is an old post, but I thought I’d post my MM experience here. In the past three months I bought two MM cartridges, after reading among things the very long MM post here on Audiogon. I first received an Nagaoka MP-500. It was a revelation. It... | |
| what is your configuration for the LFT-8c/LFT-VIIIc? There is a 0.6ms delay between woofer and midrange that should be factory set. My speakers wasn’t set, so be sure to do so. There is a few threads on Audiokarma that is on the 8C’s with quite a lot of good information. | |
| what is your configuration for the LFT-8c/LFT-VIIIc? Phono + CDP > Preamp > Sub woofer > Mono amps > LFT midrange + tweeter panels | |
| As he promised, Guttenberg reviews the Eminent Technology LFT-8c. @ricevs Could you elaborate on upgrading parts for the lft-8? You must have posted details elsewhere, I just felt at the time that it was beyond my ability to DIY. But I may indeed look into swapping upgraded parts. Thanks! | |
| As he promised, Guttenberg reviews the Eminent Technology LFT-8c. Oh, and @bdp24 turned me on to the ET’s several years ago. He had championed the speakers for many years. And I have followed him for a while now, so to have someone insinuate that there is a financial arrangement between him and Bruce is quite la... | |
| As he promised, Guttenberg reviews the Eminent Technology LFT-8c. I , too, have re-read the review and there are some observations by the reviewer that would merit further comment. I have a room that is as deep as the reviewer at 30 ft, however, considerably narrower at 10 ft wide. The speakers are 7 1/2 ft from... | |
| As he promised, Guttenberg reviews the Eminent Technology LFT-8c. There is another positive review of the LFT-8c’s by Jules Coleman on the March issue of Enjoy the Music.com. Coleman’ picked up the review speakers directly from Guttenberg’s loft! it’s a long review primarily on his listening impressions and les... | |
| question for Eminent Technology lft-8c and panel speaker owners ET LFT-8b owner here for four years and I upgraded to 8c last November. Planar dipoles need room to breathe. I have them 7 ft away from front wall. If you haven't already, move the Maggies out into the room. If the 'detail lost ' still persists, ... | |
| Steve Guttenberg finally reviews the Eminent Technology LFT-8b loudspeaker. @harpo75 I concur that placement is super important with the 8b's. I never got to your level of perfection in terms of placement. I had them out 76 in. from front wall with quite a lot of toe in. And I was never quite satisfied with the soundstage... |