nandric
Responses from nandric
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Henry, That is exactly what the 'Einstein who is not Einstein' suggested to me as 'solution' to my problem: plug in one cable in the (same)inpunt, then unplug this oneand plug the other one instead. My idea was that an single switch for the o... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Lew, It may help when we know what we are talking about. I have no pretention whatever to explain anything about 'input connections' of any kind. I was wondering about this 'wonderful 4 input switcher' because this was somehow contradictory t... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Lew, It may help when we know what we are talking about. I have no pretention whatever to explain anything about 'input connections' of any kind. I was wondering about this 'wonderful 4 input switcher' because this was somehow contradictory t... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Lew, Some time ago I was shoping with my dad on those street markets in Serbia. My dad was always haggling. 'What do you ask for those tomadoes' he asked the farmer. The farmer: '50 cent per kilo sir'. My dad: 'you probably think that I am Ro... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Lew, 'Your' Douglas Hurlburt seems to agree with'Einstein who is no Einstein' regarding the inputs. Eachof his inputs has its own RIAA stage, gain, etc.My Basis Exclusive has two separate and independant fromeach other pres and both balanced ... | |
| Need Advice on Checking Stylus I own this Colton x 50 hand microscope and need to try for at least a half hour to get the stylus in focus. I was never able to conclude anything from what I have seen or,better, not seen. So why I still use the thing? Well why many people burn ca... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Lew, to chose the name 'Einstein' for amps is typicalGerman 'modesty'. But ,uh, the reviews were 'fantastic',while the producer is near the Dutch border. So I thoughtwhat a chance to see how those are made. But alas: just oneconnector for my ... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges A 'wonderful 4 input switcher'? When I informed by Einsteinabout their balanced phono-stage I asked if they can putan extra input for my two tonearms the designer refused todo this with the argument that this will deteriorate theperformance. So I ... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges My advice to comrade Don was/is based on my knowledge thatBill Thalman is/was involved by all Lew's TT's. But my interest in Lew's gear apply primary to those (huge) Beveridge speakers. If I would dare to ask I would but I am reluctant to do so. | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Manitunc, 'Hearing a difference is not the same as making qualitative observations'? What purpose than have the carts comparisons? I don't believe that there are quantitative comparisons of any kind involved. Except the price difference of co... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Manitunc& Halcro, The obvious and precarious question related to our 'sound memory' is : if one can't hear the difference after, say, one hour , why bother? Anyway one can reach huge savings if this argument is, uh, sound. | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Manitunc, This may be the easy way to compare two carts but I have no problem at all to compare two carts after each other on the same tonearm. I have no idea how'long' our musical memory is but 5 -6 minutes needed to change the carts will no... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Lew, The right expression for the first part of yourthesis is the somehow conservative looking: 'the proudnessof ownership'. The justifying part is for the married omongus and probably for the Weber's protestants and Marx Marxist. | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Henry, Many of us were to slow to grasp what HerrProfessor was talking about. But when we got this German'Acha Erlebnis' many of us started with 'surgury' study.It is now called 'cutting' and 'screwing' depending on thestylus holder type. But... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Wrm 57, We need clear answers not riddles. Say: the limitsof my bank account for example. |