noromance
Responses from noromance
| How do you organize all this turntable paraphernalia?? @dover It would be a real treat to see all this in a Virtual Systems post. | |
| Analog vs. digital @rvpiano The Deccas are listed in Systems in more detail. Basically modded Super Gold and Golds. | |
| Analog vs. digital @rvpiano System dependant? My analog end in one system is absolutely more finely etched than my digital. Decca cartridges and ESLs will do that! | |
| Why do hipsters prefer analog? I intervened when hipsters at Newbury Comics had the $50 DSOTM in one hand and a $69 Crosley in the other. | |
| what’s a song cover that you think is better than the original? Tainted Love (Gloria Jones 1965) covered by Soft Cell. | |
| what’s a song cover that you think is better than the original? Shipbuilding (Elvis Costello/Clive Langer 1982) covered by Robert Wyatt. | |
| Best resistors for use in phono stage? @slaw I hyperlinked the word "This" | |
| Benefits of a Shallower Rack @roxy54 Indeed it is. Yet, here we are. The concrete floor sounds best but I needed to elevate the turntable. I’ve had wood, and light and heavy steel frames, and spikes and cones, granite, glass, sand, you name it. The maple block is supported by... | |
| Best resistors for use in phono stage? @slaw This is what you need. I used these in all my phono amps | |
| Getting good sound quality below 200Hz Attack and snap In the bass relies on other frequencies above 200Hz. Are you overthinking this? | |
| Benefits of a Shallower Rack @riccitone I dumped my wooden rack with significant improvements in sound quality. See Virtual System on profile. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Gisela May – Brecht / Weill (Eterna 1966) | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Les McCann Ltd., Stanley Turrentine, Blue Mitchell with Frank Haines, Herbie Lewis, Ron Jefferson – Les McCann Ltd. In New York, Recorded "Live" At The Village Gate (Pacific Jazz 1962) | |
| Upgrade path direction What cartridge? | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Doris Day With Paul Weston And His Music From Hollywood – Day By Night (Columbia 1957) |