rauliruegas
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| Establishing a common analog listening bias Dear friends: Nice to read that almost all of you are getting fun here.I hope that what I want to share with all of you could help in anyway:in the last 3-4 years I'm using 5-6 different LP's with one two tracks in each one to set up by ear my car... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear Lawrence: The ones I own are: MF-100/200/300.I never imagine about that Fulton, that's the only one that I knew. I buy it with a dealer in Houston but he never speak to me on that Fulton story.Regards and enjoy the music,Raul. | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear Derkaschiermeister: The AT-24/25 is one of the best cartridges in the AT catalogue ever along the AT/Signet espeial cartridge division.nice to hear you have it and that you like it: congratulations!.The AT-24 and the AT-25 are exactly the sam... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear Bryan: Mainly the sound is more " open" with a clear transparency that not only give us a better high frequency reproduction but a better tonal balance and even with a little improve in the soundstage too.Regards and enjoy the music,Raul. | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear Lawrence: Yes is very important try to match the cartridge to the tonearm in the best way we can.You say are using only MM/MF and from this: could I assume that ( between others. ) you own one of the Astatic MF cartridge series?Regards and en... | |
| Graham Phantom vs Triplaner Dear Aoliviero: As good and different as both tonearms are exist some " tiny " subjects with influence in what you heard and enjoy: same cartridge but different behavior ( quality cartridge performance ) due that the cartridge likes " more " one t... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear Lew: Yes I try 47K for LOMC cartridges time ago and don't like it but I try it again ( due to Dave and you comments. ) and I don't give me any " new " better characteristic that change my mind about, I try it with the XV-1s and MC 2000.Now, t... | |
| Are Bang and Olufsen turntables any good? Dear Rhanechak: Like you I heard a B&O TT sveral times but way way back for to have a today precise opinio on it.What I can tell you about B&O products is that even today some of its cartridge models ( MI ) are very good quality performers... | |
| I Got Some Classic Cartridges Need Set-Up Advice Dear Dfelkai: You can email me any time you need.Regards and enjoy the music,Raul. | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear Lew: Interesting link article. As important is the resonace frequency in a tonearm/cartridge combination as are ther factors between the relationship behavior between that items combination, the " ideal " frequency resonance can't give you an... | |
| the perfect tonearm Dear Mikeyc8:Yes, it makes a good match with the own magnesium lustre headshell.Btw, If you choose for the Ikeda headshell wires be carefully to choose the right ones for the cartridge you have because the S-50 are a little short and not works wit... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear Headsnappin: I use the Nagaoka in medium and high effective mass tonearms with good results, The Nagaoka is around 9grs on weigt and 12cu on compliance: a friendly cartridge.The B&O is a light weight cartridge with higher compliance than ... | |
| I Got Some Classic Cartridges Need Set-Up Advice Dear Defelkai: +++++ " Grace F9 Ruby (got this one mounted now) " +++++++fortunately for you an unfortunately for all your other cartridges that I owned.As Doug say it well cleaning the stylus is almost the first step along cleaning the cartridge ... | |
| Why is the price of new tonearms so high Dear T bone: The best we can do in a forum like the Agon one is try to learn ( while are there. Over the time, if no one " use/post " on it, the threads disappear/delete in automatic. ) and make a personal archive of what is interesting for each o... | |
| How to make a true comparison? Dear Pryso: +++++ " In the end making any meaningful comparisons is a tedious job requiring considerable skill. " ++++I agree wth Stanwall but that " tedious job " is part of a serious comparison.Your first part of the solution 1 is the way to go:... |