rauliruegas
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| Tonearm recommendation Dear ochremoon: """ not another boring digital vs analog one! """ ????That vs exist NO any more what today exist are two valuable alternatives: digital that's the one that performs nearer to the recording with the lower distortions and the ana... | |
| Tonearm recommendation Dear syntax: I stopped for almost 3 years to post/participate in Agon forums and it's incredible ( as people say in my country: " a case for the spider " ) that people like you still are hevy sticky to the same distortions generators proudly showi... | |
| Tonearm recommendation Dear ninetynine: Certainly I don't care of your " teacher ". In the other side, because seems to me that you agree with that " teacher " please tell me where and why losted I the " point "? and which is your point?Thank's in advance.Regards and en... | |
| Tonearm recommendation Dear lewm: No it’s not but in this thread some gentlemans like more the additional distortions generated in a non-damped tonearm ot that one That I refereing who posted that the vaccum hold down LP ) after market item suck out the music life and h... | |
| Tonearm recommendation Dear friends: Please think a little on this:For years analog audiophiles expressed that: digital experiences sounds/performs " lifeless " ( overall. ) against the analog experience.Why is that?::what are we missing in the digital alternative?:well... | |
| Do you think you need a subwoofer? Dear slaw: My advise through this thread that comes from my first hand experiences is that the signal from the preamp must goes directly to the subs and directly to the main amp or amps.We want the same kind/graded of signal in both sides: subs an... | |
| Tonearm recommendation Dear mmakshak: """ I can see, in theory, why static balanced would be superior, but I wonder if just a little resistance, provided by some dynamic balancing, might actually work better in practice(as advocated by the 1/3 dynamic argument). Tha... | |
| Tonearm recommendation Dear atmasphere: Yes and is appreciated.Regards and enjoy the music,R. | |
| Tonearm recommendation Dear bdp24: Where starts the overall damping process in the analog rig?Just from the cartridge designers/manufacturers. For all of them the self cartridge damping is extremely important for the cartridge overall quality performance. The cartridge ... | |
| Tonearm recommendation Dear bdp24: Agree, at the headshell is where to start the overall cartridge/tonearm damping. Mr. Townshend was and is right.Btw, we must avoid to use any headshell builded with raw aluminum or raw steel, are the worst ones. We need damping there a... | |
| Tonearm recommendation Dear dover: """ Removed both external tonearm damping and internal tonearm damping from many arms. The result in every case has been an improvement in clarity, transparency and speed.In some cases there may be increased colourations due to the... | |
| Tonearm recommendation fleib: You continue to give explanations but till now you not answer that big WHY and if what you want to listen is what is the LP grooves modulations. Till when?As a fact no one here gives any single answer about yet. Seems to me that only are wa... | |
| Tonearm recommendation Dear atmasphere: You was the person that in 2011-2012 posted that we can’t overdamp the TT/platter TT " and from your today post sure we can overdamp if we interfere with its natural movement.Fleib posted almost he same but as fleib you are not a ... | |
| Tonearm recommendation Dear fleib: Of course there are several ways to damp and oil damping is only one of them, I posted several ways to do it in several audio system links but I talked too ofdamping through self damped build materials and a blend of build materials. I... | |
| Tonearm recommendation Dear fleib: """ your bit about pure musical information going through the wires is bizarre. Of course you can overdamp an arm. Look at the output on a scope. """of course is bizarre but remember that I’m talking on an " ideal and perfect audio wor... |