rauliruegas
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| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear @downunder : That original cartridge is just terrific. Good luck with it and yes play with all this warranty days time.Btw, @pryso maybe we don't need a mk5 new Technics design today but this same MK4 with some kind of up-dates. It's a killer... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear @pryso : Easy: I own over 7K LPs and when I re-discovered the MM alternative was really enligthed and I wanted to share every one.Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,R. | |
| On Step Ups and the Importance of Managing Gain Dear @swampwalker : The cartridge it self is no sensible to load impedance. What is sensible to load impedance changes si the phono stage dpending on the quality of that design.. | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear @jpjones3318: I remember when some of us ( 7-8 . @downunder and me betweem them. ) bougth from the same source the NOS mk4 cartridges where almost all had problems with the cartridge suspension.That kind of problem with Technics appeared onl... | |
| On Step Ups and the Importance of Managing Gain Dear @folkfreak : What defines the maximum is the phono or line stage overload figure.Now, the whole subject it's not if your SUT is outstanding ( because it's not. ), it's a good SUT. A SUT is not a rocket science design. I'm not trying to dimini... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear @pryso : """ When you express such strong preferential feelings I can't believe they are based upon discoveries made in just the past few months. """I understand your concern about but in reality that did not happens that way.Around the 20... | |
| On Step Ups and the Importance of Managing Gain Dear @folkfreak : Agree with @lewm in that you can't diminish an active high gain phonolinepreamp..If I remember there is other thread that appeared months ago with the same problem as you with ARC electronics ( I can't remember if was you in that... | |
| Audio Technica AT ML-180 Cartridge Advice Dear @ateal: I think your today tonearm will works fine as a fact you can't say after the re-building which will be the new compliance figure or its VTF range.I was a fan of the 180 but not now. In the other side and with a vintage cartridge when ... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear @harold-not-the-barrel : Sorry for the delay. The 13D VTF range is 1.5grs-1.8grs.If I remebered I use it at the middle of that VTF range. In theory this makes that coils be centered in better way that at the range extremes.In the other side I... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear @downunder : Very good finding. You will makes those comparison tests with the original vs de vdH re-tipped one.I hope everything be ok. with the original replacement but if not you vdh can fine tunning it.Please come back here to share that ... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear @frogman : """ because of the REDUCED amount of musically expressive detail in digital as compared to analog. """where it comes that " musically expressive " characteristic?, certainly it comes in what the recording microphones pick-up.Now, i... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear @frogman : """ Then it "guesses" """, well we have to think that it's not the same to work with 16 bits than with 24 or 32 bits that makes that " " guessing " almost not existing and we have to think that today algorihtmics as so advanced ... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Today is easy to find out CDP with 24/192 or 32/384 DAC's that can do justice to good digital recordings.Digital is in advance day by day to improve it. DSD and PCm have its own public. Both formats are really good . I'm not a digital technical ex... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? @lewm : I don't have opportunity to listen this recording but it's on what I'm refering to about top digital experiences:http://store.acousticsounds.com/d/115913/Ilya_Itin_Debussy-Preludes_Book_1-DSD_Quad_Rate_112MHz256fs...Regards and enjoy the M... | |
| A battle between two turntable generations. Which one is the winner? Dear @13blm: Perfect speed stability is an " elusive " term. A TT can run at 33.332 rpm with perfect stability ( all the time with out minute speed changes. ) and I can be sure that I least me can't detect it from 33.333 rpm.So, as important as is... |