lewm
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| What is the Phono stage you have finished with? Atma-sphere MP1 has a first-rate phono stage and a fabulous linestage all rolled into one, with true balanced differential circuits from input to output and no output coupling capacitor, since the amp is directly driven via the circlotron output s... | |
| Mounting a Triplanar or similar on an SP10 Music at work, That's kind of what I thought, until I took my Triplanar up to the SP10 and started to try to locate the holes I need to drill. The problem arises due to the aforementioned offset between the mounting flange of a Triplanar and the a... | |
| Platter Upgrade for Garrard 301 Kozz, Are you IN Oz? | |
| Vintage Denon Direct Drive Turntable I am having some slate cubes made using the piece of slate that dropped out of the slab when the hole for the Denon was cut. It was easily large enough to give birth to a dozen cubes, each 2X2X2 inches. But I am also thinking about feet that provi... | |
| Vintage Denon Direct Drive Turntable T_bone, that sort of an idea for an armboard went thru my mind also. But how are you going to support the rectangular slate armboard, once it's been cut out of the main slate slab? It could be done, but nothing I thought of seemed satisfactory, gi... | |
| Vintage Denon Direct Drive Turntable My post of 01-26-09 should be ignored. I later learned that using a CNC milling machine to cut the hole for the Denon would be very very expensive vs using a water jet and probably less precise. | |
| Platter Upgrade for Garrard 301 Kozzmo, so whose platter and bearing are you using, or is it a secret? | |
| Vintage Denon Direct Drive Turntable Treehugga and T_bone, As I now understand the operation of a waterjet, it cannot make router-like cuts and patterns; it can only cut the material all the way thru. This obviously imposes some limitations for plinth designs. I would have liked to h... | |
| Vintage Denon Direct Drive Turntable Treehugga, I've done the same thing in my Denon slate plinth, which is not quite so massive as yours (50mm thick vs 100mm). I use a Triplanar, so all that's required is to locate and drill the three bolt holes for its base. It's easy to drill slat... | |
| Well-Tempered Golf Ball? Emailists, Do you truly believe the dealer who told you that the WT tonearm is "unaffected by imprecise alignment"? If so, I have some herbal remedies to sell you. He was correct in saying that there is no (easy) adjustment for stylus overhang, be... | |
| Vintage Denon Direct Drive Turntable T_bone, Raul used a minimalist plinth like that with both an SP10 and a DP80 and liked the results. It would be interesting to use your first effort as a reference, if and when you try to build a heavier/denser plinth for the DP80. I think the DP8... | |
| Building a custom power supply for an old TT I was searching another topic and saw this post. For the Technics tables, there is absolutely no problem to build an outboard PS to take the place of the original. All you need is a PS that can make 140VDC, unregulated, plus regulated supplies of ... | |
| How to locate a "new" strobe light Luxman PD-121 The problem may reside in an electronic circuit that runs the strobe. This happened to me with my Denon DP80. In the DP80, there is a single IC that performs several functions necessary for full operation of the tt. One of them is to emit a signal... | |
| The correct internal-inductance of Windfeld cart.? That sounds so impossibly high that I agree it MUST be an error. There's just not enough wire in there to generate that much inductance. I will bet that they meant to write "micro-" Henries, not "milli-". Even that much seems a tad high. Of course... | |
| Anyone own a Pioneer Exclusive P3 ?? According to what is on the web, P3 had "10 kg.cm" of torque, compared to MkIII at 16 kg.cm. MkII has 6 kg.cm, according to my owner's manual. I wonder whether Downunder bought a P3. |