nandric
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| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Sonnyboy, I thought in the same way and wrote accordingly.So you either missed my post or you don't like my humor.I hope the first mentioned possibility was the case. However I also omitted the contributions from some Mexican. | |
| Feickert blackbird, kuzma 4 point which cartridge I own nearly the same 'German artillery' with Emitter IIExclusive instead of your Emitter I. My Basis is the socalled 'Gold version' (2010). I also own the Kuzma butthe turntable ( Stabi Reference).The Kuzma is 'armed' withTriplanar VII and Reed 2... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges The purist: 'I own just one TT, one tonearm and one cart but those are the best there are'. We know the type from the high school. They were only interested in the most beautiful girl at school and nobody else. No wonder they had a miserable youth... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Syntax, This is rather an very sceptical few. Besides I don't believe that we all mean the same with the general expression 'audiophile'. It may mean whatever one like. I am not sure if I am 'deep in (the) records' but well sure that my 'back... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Doug, Your conclusion ( ''I'm not a true audiophile'') does not follow from any of your statements. You are what I called 'selector'. The most of us have limited means and need to be very careful with our choices. So we select those component... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Henry, There are collectors and 'selectors' of carts. I belong to the last category. There is no way to know a priori how a cart we just bought will perform. The attractive aspect of the MM carts is their price which make it possible to inspe... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges Dear Henry, First thing first. Seneca said that man is a rational animal. Since the Greek we use ,uh, 'metalic analogy' to describe 'man': iron strong, honest as gold,etc. So when John whom we described as 'honest as gold' robs a bank or seduces t... | |
| To those with multiple tables/arms/cartridges 'For more than 30 years I had only one turntable,one arm and one cartridge...' and than become member of this forum. I assume nobody would own more cars than just one if there were no neighbours with more than one. Besides there are many diseases ... | |
| Headshell leads and Arche headshell Dear Dover, I need to mention that I was able so far to adjust my Arche to 1/306 s of a mm easily. If one handles the suppllied Allen key on the long lever, it works likea minut (even seconds) of an analog watch. Very interesting to see how fine a... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Cutting and screwing are cler notions in this context butthe common danger is to screw up both ways. | |
| Headshell leads and Arche headshell Suteetat&Milimetr, For the 'low riders' among carts there are thicker inserts. I bought two standard and one 'fat' insert for just one of my carts with unusual 'height dimension'. The reason is the sturdy construction of the HS back side with ... | |
| Headshell leads and Arche headshell Milimetr, The Arche is not supposed to 'sound' but to helpthe cart and the tonearm to do their job right. | |
| has anyone had any problems w/ Jasmine phono LP2.0 Deed anyone try MM input for the MC carts? The amplifiaction of the MM input is such (71dB?) that I was able to use MC carts with 0.3 mV output with no problem at all. | |
| Headshell leads and Arche headshell The 'titanium pincers' are the 'medical tweezers' which Daniel recommends for use by handling the wire clips. Those are anti-magnetic , have a firm grip and will not damage the gold plating on the clips. Because of the context I thought that he di... | |
| Headshell leads and Arche headshell Daniel informed me to be aware of the problem. Suteetat should contact him if he needs a direct solution. From July on the appropriate headshell wire will be available. With the same silver litz wire as used in the Axiom and some, strange to me ta... |