rauliruegas
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| Clearaudio master reference vs Feickert Blackbird Dear Altanpsx: +++++ " We think that in every area, clearaudio setup is better " +++++I have no experience with the Blackbird unit but I want to think is a prety decent TT as is the Master Reference. If this is true then IMHO what is making or hav... | |
| has anyone else tried Lloyd Walkers latest tweak Dear Perditty: It's clear that you are an advocate Walker audio items starting by his TT.I wonder how much of that biased " expectations " hear helps to listen " things " that maybe exist or maybe not?Maybe could be good for you to bring to your p... | |
| Record clamps: do they really make a difference. Dear Dover: ++++++ " If a record is not flat, do you think it sounds better with half the record not supported, floating in mid air ? " +++++++what do you think?, I infere that you are against it.Other than W.Benesh there were at least two other T... | |
| Record clamps: do they really make a difference. Dear Elegal: +++++ " Record clamps: do they really make a difference. " +++++Always. ++++ " I cannot tell a difference. " +++++but differences exist even that you can't detected yet. There could be several reasons why you can't be aware of: maybe ... | |
| Record clamps: do they really make a difference. Dear Mosin: As there are no flat LPs or perfect centered LP holes there are not ( at least I don't know it yet ) a perfect TT that can damp perfectly the resonances/vibrations/noises caused by the cartridge stylus and the LP surface grooves and at... | |
| Will Grace F9 Cart work with Rega RB250 tonearm? Dear Sc0ttc00ter: There are 9 Grace F-9 models that differ mainly in the stylus shape but almost all shares 12cu on compliance, so IMHO you will have no trouble with your tonearm in that regards.Btw, the Grace F-9 is very good performer , I own 2-... | |
| Telarc 1812 revisited Seems as it time decay in the low part of the high frequencies and midrange is to fast, this I don't detected in the other part of the high frequencies where is very good and extended.I tested in 3 tonearms and with different impedance loads direc... | |
| Telarc 1812 revisited Dear friendsds: The Kleos arrived and is mounted in my system. Yes, is better than the Skala or Helikon and even Titan but can't compete with the Akiva ( JC design for Linn. ).The Kleos has clear and transparent highs where the Akiva is close but ... | |
| Telarc 1812 revisited Dear Toniwinsc: I agree with you. There is no single doubt that digital for we audiophiles ( music lovers. ) is here to stay and with a lot of " land " to improve in the near future.Even, exist several " old " CD's that are great to listen it and ... | |
| Telarc 1812 revisited Dear Dougdeacon: Oh that " short " memory!!!Yes I think is the best you can do.Regards and enjoy the music,R. | |
| Telarc 1812 revisited Dear Peterayer: Here I come again because seems to me that both of you still don't understand why my analogy against the audio subject we are discussing. I posted:++++++" did you read it somewhere that some car tires give you not only better track... | |
| Telarc 1812 revisited Dear Jcarr: +++ " backed up my position with measurements supplied by neutral, independent organizations ++++ " ++++unfortunatelly not direct related measures: that in precise way showed the direct relationship between tracking abilities and disto... | |
| Telarc 1812 revisited of course that that listening experiences has to do it with 4-5 different top cartridges where at least one can track in full the recording.R. | |
| Telarc 1812 revisited Doug/Peter: Better yet, don't think nothing: to know and to contribute on the subject you have to listen to that recording several times and understand first what is happening down there and then you can have first had experience to make a serious... | |
| Telarc 1812 revisited As a fact Telarc don't made the 1812 recording as a test one Lp.R. |