mijostyn
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| By popular demand. Yes, regular projectors are not too bad but the decent laser ones are still crazy. The JVC unit is down to a paltry $25,000. Watching the Russian GP right now. It would be nice if someone could win besides Mercedes.Digital? At this point all I do ... | |
| By popular demand. Golly noromance, the thing is 20 years old. It certainly is not 4K. I am itching to get a laser projector but the prices are still too high. My screen is 113" diagonal. Even an 85" flat screen would look sort of lost between the speakers even thou... | |
| Total bass suck out at 40hz Three cheers for rvnye2! Isn't that something? People just do not realize what happens to an anechoically flat loudspeaker when you put it in a room. Millercarbon would vomit if he could see how his system measured. Actually everyone would. +- 10 ... | |
| Springs under turntable Obviously cleeds. But out of level a tonearm will add additional skating forces one way or the other and yes in an ideal world all parts of the turntable should operate in exactly the same plane. It is just a good measure to put the bubble next to... | |
| To venture back into vinyl or not,...that is the question. If all you want to spend is $500, you best stick with CD resolution.jssmith, you have not a romantic bone in your body. Do you have sex with a robot? | |
| Something Else I'm Wondering About You can't see the internal wiring so there is no need to use anything special. Most people do not open their speakers. The stuff people use externally is 99% cosmetic, 1% functional. You can get 99% of the best performance possible out of a twiste... | |
| Dedicated Vinyl system next upgrade? Paul, the Concept is a fine table. You will have to spend a lot more to get significantly better. Yes, you have to make sure a tonearm fits before you buy it. The spec you need to look at is the spindle to pivot distance. If the spindle to pivot d... | |
| Dedicated Vinyl system next upgrade? Three things Optimize. 1st is I adjust SRA with the platter turning so it is a true 92 degrees. 2nd is every record is a little different by perhaps give or take 10 minutes. So, if you adjust it by whatever method to one record you will be off on ... | |
| Springs under turntable indranilsen, the devise that has to be level to prevent skating forces is the tonearm. So the best place to put your bubble level is on the tonearm board or plinth right at the base of the tonearm. If the platter is a tiny bit off it won't matter.... | |
| Is Audiogon still struggling? It is a great world we live in. Most are decent folks but there are enough a-- h---s out there to ruin just about everything. Have we changed any in 200,000 years? I think not. | |
| Potential Sound Quality From 1950’s Microgroove noromance, are they still available new? Jelco has closed it's doors. I might be more inclined to recommend one of the Ortofon arms. Goofyfoot, you have put a lot of effort into your turntable, forgetting about sound quality, it deserves a new arm! | |
| Accuphase Amplifiers - members opinions on their class A- A75 amp and the a/b P-7300 amp garebear, I would stay with the 6100 until you can afford a more powerful class A amp. Your getting about 160 watts/ch out of the 6100 and given you like to get whipped my guess is you will be disappointed with 90 or so watts/ch. You are a rocker.... | |
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| Periphery outer ring thoughts ? There is a balance between the weight (mass) of the platter and the torque of the motor. On some tables adding mass to the platter with worsen wow and flutter. It does not matter how tough your bearing is adding mass will always speed up wear. If ... | |
| Springs under turntable Loose marbles roll west. |