o_holter
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| Good carts with SME V I am considering a Koetsu Black offer here on Agon, but have to check on the production year and the number of hours. The underside is black, not gold as I've seen from review pictures. Raul suggested - get a boron cantilever for the Lyra Clavis. ... | |
| Valve phono stage I bought a used Aesthetix Io mk2 for about $3800 years ago, and later upgraded. To my ears it sounds better than e g the Steelhead, ARC PH6 and others I've heard. Especially after I upgraded to dual power supplies and partial eclipse status. You h... | |
| Good carts with SME V Tønnes – thank you. Probably, the Black would be most interesting to try, in my system. Raul – I know you don’t like tubed phono stages. Yes, there are minuses, but plusses too. It is not like I go to friends places with solid-state stages and t... | |
| Good carts with SME V tkr - so the black could be the best Koetsu alternative in my context? Output 0.6 is fine. Which Urushi did you have? Just by looking I liked the sky blue. Not sure, which of the new more wider frequency (stone body?) Koetsus would be best match. ... | |
| Good carts with SME V Thanks all. Yes, I am willing to listen - Koetsu, Kiseki, others. Meanwhile here is a little home update, my Lyra Titan i. Experimenting more with the Lyra Titan i, back in my SME V arm now that the Atlas is broken, I play Yes: Relayer, a kind of ... | |
| Good carts with SME V thanks!.wspohn – which Koetsu worked best in the SME V? atmasphere – yes, lower compliance and/or cartridge weight. Maybe I will consider change of the tonearm. jperry – will take a look. nkonor – yes I am trying to get in contact with them. The... | |
| Good carts with SME V tkr, nkonor, invictus005Thank you. Yes, a Koetsu is certainly an idea. I have never tried one. After I got the Aesthetix Io back from repair a year ago, with new JJ tubes selected by Aesthetix, the noise level was much lower. I also like the Steel... | |
| CDs Vs LPs Vinyl wins - usually. My vinyl setup is 'very good', my digital medium 'good'. It often depends on the album, production and recording, of course. Some CDs can sound very good indeed (Dr John plays the Duke comes to mind). But usually, SACDs sound... | |
| Why are my woofers pumping? I thank you all for all suggestions in this thread. My problem of woofer pumping is 'solved'. No diamond, no pumping. No woman no cry. Maybe, it was mainly a result of usage. It has 1200 or 1300 hours use, in my estimate. I will try to fix the Atl... | |
| Good carts with SME V How so? | |
| Good carts with SME V Two ways to check your cart-arm resonance frequency:1 Add weight of cartridge plus 1 g for screws plus tonearm effective mass, into the vinyl engine resonance frequency calculator. 2 Test with Hifi News or similar test record - side B track 2 on t... | |
| Why are my woofers pumping? Nothing so bad it isn’t some good also. I am trying to find a way out, how to repair it for a reasonable cost. This should not happen, for a moderately used (not misused) cartridge. Such things - diamonds falling off, cantilevers breaking, cantile... | |
| Why are my woofers pumping? Oh no. Worst case scenario. Trying to fasten the lead clips to the Atlas, to get it back on to the arm, something has gone wroing. Cartrudge first gave strange distorted sound, we adjusted some more, but then it just sailed across the record. Caus... | |
| Why are my woofers pumping? Thanks. Trying to get in touch with Lyra. | |
| Why are my woofers pumping? Since I am testing mainly for subsonic woofer pumping the sonic impressions may be less relevant, but the experience is clear and maybe interesting for some of you. Listening in "retrospective" to the Clavis DC, allthough it sounds good, I have tw... |