rauliruegas

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Discuss The Viv Lab Rigid Arm
Dear @lewm  : Any one can argue about because it's a way incomplete ideal tonearm description that I'm not willing to " take " this time. In the other side what you posted:   " the stylus should always ride right down the middle of the groove. "... 
Discuss The Viv Lab Rigid Arm
Dear friends: Maybe some of you already experienced that we did some mistakes when were doing the cartridge alignment with either Löfgren A or B. Well, I did it like 2-3 times with out take in count my alignment errors that were in the overhang: 2... 
Discuss The Viv Lab Rigid Arm
@lewm : Please don’t misunderstood my words. I posted that I’m trying to understand/figure out or look a " rational " explanation to know why you like it, not other gentlemans but you. I’m not trying to diminish your self capacities or your system... 
Discuss The Viv Lab Rigid Arm
@lewm  :  It is totally obvous for any audiophile that that " special "/different sound quality is due to tonearm/cartridge big angle error over the LP groove modulations.   I mentioned that bearing low tonearm friction only because the designer... 
Discuss The Viv Lab Rigid Arm
Dear @lewm : My toughts about that headshell and damping issues are trying to understand why with that calculated ( wbf ) " huge " angle error you like it. So with the usual headshell and Löfgren A/B real alignment a comparison could tell us or ... 
Discuss The Viv Lab Rigid Arm
@lewm  : Do you tested the tonearm with out O rings ? So, for your last post means that there is no way to turn the cartridge in the tonearm headshell. Sometimes and depending of the headshell the cartridge can turn just a little but permits it b... 
Discuss The Viv Lab Rigid Arm
Dear @lewm  : "  main goal was lowest possible friction. Hence the pivot floating on an oil bath. " So,what you are experienced with is that the arm wand is " truly free " to make sudden horizontal/vertical movements with even lower true unipivot... 
Discuss The Viv Lab Rigid Arm
@dogberry   :   " Likely you cannot either,..." That issue has no priority inside my MUSIC sound reproduction ( I mean that that comparison because TAE is inside the priority due to its direct relationship during cartridge groove modulations rid... 
Discuss The Viv Lab Rigid Arm
Dear @dogberry : "" The question that should be central to all of this is which is the greater sin: TAE or added anti-skate force? ""   Perhaps for you and other gentlemans that could think like you because for me it’s ( as always ) what is rig... 
Discuss The Viv Lab Rigid Arm
@lewm  : "  the theory would predict that the Viv should sound grossly distorted (your term)  "   Not really a theory but imagination of some gentlemans.   R.  
Discuss The Viv Lab Rigid Arm
@lewm  : Where posted I the VIV should sounds awful? what I posted is:   " When yo said that your other 3 cartridges sounds better in reality is not true BETTER but different because its stylus tip angle is running the grooves in way different a... 
Discuss The Viv Lab Rigid Arm
Dear @lewm , OP and friends: That some audiophiles as lewm like the VIV " sound " is just anecdotal and does not means the VIV design play performance is better that all the other pivoted designs due that the VIV design is a WRONG design is a wise... 
Graham Phantom Elite vs. AS Aquilar
@wrm57 : Yes, it’s of the same kind of cantilever ADC used with its Astrion cartridge that I owned too.     R.  
Graham Phantom Elite vs. AS Aquilar
@wrm57  : Then you own the original, latter on ADC improved the cartridge with a better cantilever: berylium that was the latest TRX2.  I never heard this one.   R.  
Graham Phantom Elite vs. AS Aquilar
Dear @wrm57  The one you own comes with berylium or sphire/ruby cantilever?   R.