nandric
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| Is There An "Absolute" Best Cartridge? Dear Pedrillo, I think that we all care about 'the truth'.The problem is : truth by induction or deduction? Then wehave 'individual statements' (say from Raul,Dertonarm,etc)and we all have 'some' limitations regarding :information,knowledge,experi... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear Lewm, Perhaps the so -called 'universal tractor' is anmisnomer. I learned from Yip (Mint lp) that there arevariations in the diameter of the spindle by diff. TT's.He made the 'Best Tractor' for my Kuzma S.R. & Triplanar specifically .Rega... | |
| Next upgrade? Rewire the Rega (easy to do;ask instruction manual+ wire by analoguestudio@yahoo.co.uk) and get a Mint Tractor.Regards, | |
| Stand out phono stages Hi all, Alas I have not much to offer regarding the comparitions but I am 'in'the ASR for more then 10 years. Ie before H.Pirson heard about ASR. I was much impressed by Banpukus (12.14.07) story even if my actual Basis Exclusive is the so called ... | |
| Are linear tracking arms better than pivoted arms? Dear Albertporter,There are foreigners in this forum.Whatdo you mean by :^)))?Regards, | |
| suggestions on MM to MC upgrade Hi, of those mentioned the Jubilee and Kontrapunkt c arewithout any question the best. I have seen the Jubilee forless then $1000. Regards, | |
| What Arm choices for the Garrard 301 Dear Maccalan, There is an wide choice from Reed L (www.turntables.lt) of 10" and 12" tonearms: Reed 3Q,Reed 2P,Reed 2A. All with different armtube wood. Ask Mike whereyou can get them in the USA.Regards, | |
| Are linear tracking arms better than pivoted arms? Dear Phil, What an beautiful 'holistic story': persistence,effort, love, friendship and objectivity put together. I wish you were in Europe. Regards, | |
| tonearm upgrade, how far up the food chain? Dear Doug, Your argumentation looks very 'sound' but presupposes much knowlege about,say, analog 'experience'.I,for example, know that Van den Hul 'swears' by TechnicsEPA-100. I would never dream to pretend to know beter. But I bought the Triplana... | |
| tonearm upgrade, how far up the food chain? Regarding the Rega 300 I agree with Stanwal and disagree,logicaly, with Raul (sorry Raul). I.e. the 'so-so' qualification applys for the original wiring but the Rega is easy to rewire. I bought this tonearm for my son and deed riwiring myself. BTW... | |
| Most fancy tonearms Dear Lewm (PS), I was not able to 'discover' who designed and produced your 'RS-A1' tonearm. But I am sure that Kimura san from '47 Lab' produced and sold this 'cryptic' rotating headshell that is 'the same' construction as the headshell on your t... | |
| Most fancy tonearms Dear Lewm, I am very reluctant to contradict ,eh, lewm.But I was only translating those 'kyrilic symbols' that arethe same as in my native language. But according to Googlethere is an US distributor called 'Sekura Systems/47 Laboratory' who 'distr... | |
| Most fancy tonearms Dear Solong, Sorry ;I should write'Dear all' in the introduction but I was so 'centered' at translation fromRussian (long ago that I used this language) that I was realy responding to other contributions. BTW because of this I even forget to menti... | |
| Most fancy tonearms I forget to mention my own impression: some of those 'constructions' are obviously designed by an fisherman.Regards, | |
| Most fancy tonearms Dear Solong, there is no mention in this article that those'consructions' are Russian.Well that those are 'non standard' as well that there are 'patent applications' forsome of them (he knows of 15). He intend to post about the'history of tonearm ... |