ramon70
Responses from ramon70
| Thoughts on the Linn LP12 turntable As A Linn owner of 38 years, my view is that at every price level that Linn offers a table, there are many superior tables, often cheaper than a Linn. I have spent several times the original price of the table to improve it. It is an outmoded desi... | |
| Linn LP12 Turntable Upgrades - Superb new Stack Audio UK - Alto range I've had a Linn since the 80s so I know it pretty well. I have upgraded it periodically and today its only original parts are the inner and outer platter. I installed a Stack corian subchassis a few years ago and now have the Stack Alto subchassis... | |
| Ortofon Cadenza vs. old Ortofon MC30 Super2 ? Mirolab,I can't compare the MC30 Super to the Quintet because I haven't had an MC30 since my last one quit over 10 years ago. I just prefer the Quintet to the Cadenza Red. YMMV. | |
| Ortofon Cadenza vs. old Ortofon MC30 Super2 ? I have a Cadenza Red and was hoping it was as good as my old MC30 Super. It isn't. Not a bad cartridge but not special. I prefer the Quintet Black (boron cantilever) to the Cadenza Red. I haven't heard the Quintet sapphire cantilever but its styl... | |
| Linn Sondek LP-12 tonearm recommendations? Ramon70I had a Naim Aro for many years and highly regard it. I replaced it with an Origin Live Encounter arm which has dual vertical pivots rather than the Aro's one pivot. Result, much more powerful bass and more solidity of image. Also, more ton... | |
| Replacement tonearm for VPI Classic 3 Signature I have listened to a unipivot for many years, but recently got an arm with dual vertical pivots, the Origin Live Encounter. The most incisive, dynamic sounding arm I have ever heard. It plays bass like no unipivot can because the arm cannot swing ... | |
| Turntable Mat question I use a leather mat, (split cowhide) on my Linn. Sounds better than the original felt, better than cork. Drops the noise floor - really. And eliminates static. |