noromance
Responses from noromance
| I think some cables are just a little too expensive. That is obscene. But to a billionaire, mere change. The more people we allow to amass wealth, the more these type of products will come to exist. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Lee Morgan's originals go for $$ in good condition. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? @tomic601 PMed you. Thanks. | |
| Rebuild or new cartridge with my zeta tonearm Because it was posted after my recommendation for a refurbished Decca, I get all my Deccas worked on by the London designer/builder himself, John Wright. So in this case, the refurbs are good as new. | |
| Rebuild or new cartridge with my zeta tonearm A refurbished Decca (or new - a little expensive) loves the Zeta arm. | |
| Pondering to pull the trigger on an AT VM 760SLC I have a 750 and it is probably enough for your needs and it's $200 cheaper. It is resolving enough to compensate for the speakers! You are overthinking the set up. | |
| Path of signal from turn table to speaker Forget DAC and all digital for a minute.Phono amp > Preamp > Power amp > speaker.All of these can be analog. In fact it’s preferable. The phono amp is special. It contains equalization circuitry to compensate for the frequency curve neede... | |
| REL subwoofer 60 day Price Protection Dunno but posting on their Facebook page should get a response. | |
| Where has been your most effective placement for an aftermarket fuse? Try wrapping PTFE around the glass part of a normal fuse. Ensure it doesn’t touch the metal endcaps. I have found a significant improvement in blackness and image solidity at no cost. Phono amp then amps. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? John Gary – Choice (RCA Victor 1966 mono)More sixties magic. Man, these folks could sing. My old man listened to this stuff. Now here I am. WTH. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? I have that Jim Kweskin lp @noromance but it's pretty beat up@slaw Mine is in good nick but it's just not the recording quality the music deserved. Shame. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Bill Anderson – I Can Do Nothing Alone (Decca 1967)Country gospel with more than a tinge of evangelical arm waving. Good recording and musically decent. Not for me as I am a heathen. But good music of even minor historical significance performed w... | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Gloria Lynne – I Wish You Love (Sunset 1967)So evocative of the time when the audience sat at dinner tables in fancy casinos. Do they still do that? With the don up front with his girl. Long cigarette holders. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? The Lennon Sisters – Our Favorite Songs (Pickwick 1965)Mostly lush and charming sixties tunes. Good voices and recording. Nice. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Jim Kweskin & The Jug Band - The Best Of ... (Vanguard 1968)I like this. Misses a recommendation due to average sound quality. |