nandric
Responses from nandric
| The Palladian-A step beyond Dear Thuchan, Raul introduced all kinds of ''levels'' but with obviouspreference for ''ignorance''-and ''distortion levels''. Your advice to''go for Palladian or the ART 1000'' caused me to introduce ''financiallevel''. My question ''either Ikeda... | |
| The Palladian-A step beyond Dear Thuchan, Who would believe in the ''modesty'' of Rockefellers? Would you believe that they know ''exactely'' what they own?Anyway my question is pretty exact. I am very fond of my FR-7fzand also bought Ikeda 9c . I am in love with both but yo... | |
| The Palladian-A step beyond Dear Thuchan, I have no idea how many carts you own. Howevermore strange is the fact that you also have no idea how many youown. I ever got a picture of your ''collection'' but was not able to count them. So I limited my question to those cantile... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Why should any manufacturer produce MM carts for otherload than 47 K which all MM phono-pres use? This make nosense to me. On the other side there are many people wholike to experiment in the hope to ''improve'' the sound of theircarts by changing... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear chakster, I checked my sample for comparisson sake andfound your first test as separate document included in the boxwhile your second measuring example is included in the usermanual. The output of my sample is: 3,4 mV L.channel and 3,2mV R. c... | |
| The Palladian-A step beyond Dear Thuchan, Thanks for your instructions. I have seen theconstruction meanwhile and fear that an possible retip of the stylus and/ or cantilever is out of question. Aka: irrepareble . The stylusmust be somehow connected with the coils ; either b... | |
| The Palladian-A step beyond Dear Downunder, For the sceptic who are convinced that no realimprovement in cart technology is made since 80is your statementmust be devasteting: two world best carts in one month time. | |
| ARE YOU A " TRUE EXPERT AUDIOPHILE " ( T E A ) ??? There are those who believe that there are no ''stupid questions''but well ''stupid answers''. I think that both exist and deserveeach other. | |
| The Palladian-A step beyond Dear Thuchan, Those ''good old days'' are still relevant. I have notseen many of your contributions in our ''MM thread'' but thosewho participate there do know about ''Victor X-1 II'' which isaccording to some of us the best ever MM cart. What is ... | |
| The Palladian-A step beyond Dear thuchan, I know that you are some kind of ''globetrotter''probably because you have business ''everywhere''. However onedoes not need to travel to Japan in order to get some ''exotic''Japanese cart : www.jauce.com is all what one needs. BTW a... | |
| Ahhhh...breaking in a cartridge. Dear Chakster, The Germans are not known as people with anysense for humor. Anyway that is what all Dutch think. However they invented this saying: ''Wein,Weiber und Gesang'' ( wine, women and music). I do believe that your carts sound better wit... | |
| The Palladian-A step beyond Dear thuchan, Sorry but I am confused. I first thought it is aboutthe tonearms then about Palladium while you are testing ART 1000and Acoustic Arts. BTW in order to enjoy being the ''third'' I wouldlike to know who is the first end the second (g... | |
| The Palladian-A step beyond Dear Thuchan, I know that you own ''Ditrich's tonearm'' (aka Dertonarm's tonearm) so it looks to me very brave fromyou to confront him with ''some competition''. However I haveno idea what you mean with ''a Joker''? Besides the issue is aboutthe t... | |
| Ahhhh...breaking in a cartridge. Carts ''tuning'' seems to be the prerogative of ''carts masters''.This imply that those ''masters '' are clairvoyant because theyknow how their cart will sound ,say, 100 hour later. The question iswhat their tuning means. To my knowledge only Van... | |
| Fidelity Research FR-64 vs. FR-54 Hi Ibelchev, Sorry I overlooked your post. I asked Yip to makemy Mint tractor according to Bearwald with 246 mm eff. lenght.If I remember well Dertonarm also adjusted his FR-64 s withthe same distance as recommended in the mentioned Magazine.I am ... |