mikelavigne
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| Albert Porters after market panzerholz plinths I can definitely see where a copper or metal mat in general could liven things up assuming the table drive can handle the weight!i like copper too. | |
| Changing from an XV1-S on a high resolution systemthe arm especially i'll bet. :^) | |
| Albert Porters after market panzerholz plinths i think Jfrech has it about right on the GP Monaco. i had one for about a year in my room. it's a really nice tt, fit and finish about perfect, great speed, low noise and neutral sounding in a good way. i 'prefer' my Dobbins SP-10 Mk3 for it's dyn... | |
| Albert Porters after market panzerholz plinths Raul,ok, i get it about what you were referring to.OTOH it's clear we are not referring to the same thing at all.you are mentioning about the stock SP-10 and removing the bottom-plate of the stock case-work in hopes of improving performance.i am r... | |
| Albert Porters after market panzerholz plinths Raul,to be clear; my comment on the nude (original case-work removed) SP-10 Mk3 referred only in the context of installing the nude SP-10 Mk3 inside a custom plinth. possibly that was inferred by your comment;Nice to hear that I'm not totally wron... | |
| Albert Porters after market panzerholz plinths i own 2 vintage tt's with Dobbin's plinths; a Garrard idler drive 301, and an Technics SP-10 Mk3 DD. i did also have a Dobbins plinth'd SP-10 Mk2.so why do these plinths improve performance over the basic stock tt or OEM plinths?my opinion, alread... | |
| Reel to Reel decks Let us go to photography. If you magnify an excellent photo, it will be bigger. My playback on the 2 track is "bigger" than the original, also the electronics in the reel have been upgraded. The playback is equivilant to an equipment upgrade. Is "... | |
| Reel to Reel decks Orpheus10,i went back and read some of your posting on threads relating to reel to reel to try to better understand your perspective. i read some responses to some of your comments.i don't presume to tell you how you feel about anything; but it se... | |
| Reel to Reel decks Orpheus10 wrote;This only occurs with 2 track reel at a speed of 7 1/2 IPS or higher. This is partially the result of tape width. A cassette has narrow tape, a reel has wider tape. Most reels record in 2 directions; they use 1/2 the tape in the fo... | |
| Changing from an XV1-S Andromedaaudio wrote;.....but to say the vpi does not have a "certain level" of sound i think is "a bit" far fetched , sometimes in the audiofile world , things which are cheap and already a long time on the market are considered not interesting( ... | |
| Reel to Reel decks Orpheus10 said;One always uses headphones when making a tape. Vibration degrades all analog. If you are playing a record, and listening at the same time, the sound is degraded to a minute degree. If you record in silence, this does not occur.i agr... | |
| Changing from an XV1-S Dan,to answer your question;Can you give a frequency range where you think the XV-1s obscures bass?i cannot describe my impressions in terms of frequency response. it is more the ability to resolve the music's stoping and starting with levels of p... | |
| Changing from an XV1-S when the OP, Dcarol, used the word 'etched'....What I liked about the Ortofon was the speed and 'etched' realism that the XV1-S seamed to lack in comparison......above; my take on his meaning is quite different from the negative connotation that '... | |
| Changing from an XV1-S Bill,regarding what about the Ortofon A90 that is new technology;the body of the A90 is built with a process called Selective Laser Melting (SLM) in which micro-particles are laser welded together layer by layer. similar to the reconstruction sequ... | |
| Changing from an XV1-S i'll first echo your friend on the A90 as i own 2 of them; and it is different enough from the XV-1s that it's something new. it's more vivid, transparent and articulate in the bass than the XV-1s.i like the Titan i but have never lived with one. ... |