rauliruegas
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| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear nandric: Yes, I could be wrong so I appreaciate your explanation about:you posted:""" with any wire whatever and am convinced that this myth isinvented """""so for you is only a myth that was/is invented.in the same post you said:""" I kn... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear griffithds: """ I guess we all should discard our Marantz's, McIntosh's, and Dynaco amps """I agree with you on this sentence, good.Regards and enjoy the music,R. | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear normansizemore: You are welcome.For me was and is a surprise that exist a real alternative to MC cartridges, too.Regards and enjoy the music,R. | |
| Specs for Cotter MK 2L Dear bgupton: Maybe I'm missing something but IMHO you need not any SUT for that cartridge/phonopream combination. You can't connect directly to your Vosne-Romanee.Who tell you that you need it?Regards and enjoy the music,R. | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear nandric: What I know is that you and me are in diferent treads on that learning curve/stair."" I myself was never obssesedwith any wire whatever and am convinced that this myth isinvented by P&R people. "" and you gave you an answer th... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear normansizemore: What look I for any type ( headshell wires, tonearm internal wire, IC, speaker ones, etc. ) of wire/cable for my system?: a dead neutral cable and ( please ) I don't want to have a dialogue here about neutrality, maybe only t... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear nandric: For good reasons I have not any more the 702. Normally I don't like to stay sticked with one or two cartridges . I like to learn and one way to do it is: listen, listen, listen and listen to diferent cartridges ( today/vintage ) and... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear nandric: I can't dispute about your modified 7 fz because I owned in original shape where I agree with JC about. The cartridge is a good cartridge but IMHO both frequency extremes are only " so, so " and nothing to " die for ".I posted here ... | |
| Tonearms longer than 12 inches Dear stringreen: I never had the opportunity to listen the today Helius tonearms and can't share nothing about other that even if those tonearms " are the worst " out there that Helius comparisons is valuable because the owner was listening the sa... | |
| Tonearms longer than 12 inches Dear dgarretson: I owned that SME 3012 too and really like me, maybe because its big name SME. I own/owned the 1V/V too but I never did a comparisons against the 3012 because this one was sold.In theory the 4Point by Kuzma is a very good tonearm a... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear nandric: you have good memory on the JVC X-1 MK2 because was you ( thank's again. ) whom bought it for me ( MK2 NOS JVC stylus replacement. ) in Europe with out knowing what in a " hell " was the JVC X-1.Now, when you own several great cartr... | |
| Tonearms longer than 12 inches Dear friends: Speaking of Helius tonearms bdp24 posted: """ He feels 10" is the best compromise, and is the length he recommends. """exist no single perfect audio item, the best one in any audio chain link is the one that's " the best compromis... | |
| Did I do any damage. . . .? Dear last_lemming: I concur that is really non-existent the possibility of any damage to your cartridge especially for those low playing hours.Now, always is critical that the VTF of any cartridge be inside the manufacturer's range specifications/... | |
| interesting phenomena in the cutting room Dear atmasphere: """ What's a True Expert Audiophile?? """"For months I was and am tempt to start a TEA thread but I'm not sure yet if we Agoner's are really prepared to the answer or answer on that TEA question.In the otehr side I need time f... | |
| Tonearms longer than 12 inches Dear hw: """ you correct about those long Japanese arms, I have been quietly selling off my SAEC and my FR-66 and others because they just don't cut it anymore. Too many parts, too much metal, too much mass!! Really nice to look at though...... |