rauliruegas
Responses from rauliruegas
| Our home system: How good it is? Dear Mike: ++++ " so many versions of audio nirvana. " ++++you just put de nail in the finger because that's what is more exciting about our hobby: we can be " there " following different paths!!! if we know how to do it and the patience of Job. I... | |
| Our home system: How good it is? Dear Fred: +++++ " The only difference with well thought out systems is that the tradeoffs are better chosen " ++++yes you are right, those always thr tradeoffs are the ones that define the system " personality ".Regards and enjoy the music.Raul | |
| Our home system: How good it is? Dear Shadorne: I agree with you and I can add that it is not only to have that low bass octave in " quantity " but more important with the same quality of the other sound reproduction frequency ranges, this target is not easy to achieve/find.This ... | |
| I'm taking a poll... Dear Will: I already read your last three threads on the same subject ( how to obtain better cartridge quality performance. ) and I can see that you are " nuts " about the SRA/VTA/VTF subject.There is no doubt that the most critical parameter betw... | |
| Cartridge/Phono-Pre Break-in? Dear Stringreen: Doug is right about the Shure VTF gauge: I don't know when but Shure build some units that were magnetical active.I like you are lucky because ( I own two too ) the ones that I own are right on target but there are others out ther... | |
| Intriguing world of Analog Dear Joe: The manual say that the Line 1 could change to Phono ( with the phono card ), you don't have a TT/cartridge to find out but in the manual in Fig. 6 are some toggle-switches with labels: take out the cover plate and see inside if you find... | |
| Intriguing world of Analog Dear Buconero117: I own several tonearms ( 20+ ) and the main reason to that is that I can match almost any cartridge to the right tonearm where I can achieve the best cartridge quality performance.The same cartridge with a different tonearm souns... | |
| Intriguing world of Analog Dear Papajoe: As important as is the hardware more important is the software, how many LPs do you have? enough to be worth it?Btw, in your Classe preamp you can add a phono card that I think will be of better quality performance than the one on th... | |
| SME V, Tri-Planar or Phantom B-44 Dear Stringreen: Do you play it with your Ebony? what's wrong?Regards and enjoy the music.Raul. | |
| SME V, Tri-Planar or Phantom B-44 Dear TD: +++++ " the SME was never on my list " +++++I wonder why is that: do you already try it in your own system?, if yes: with which cartridges?Thank you in advance.Regards and enjoy the music.raul. | |
| Unipivot vs Linear Tracking Dear Sirspeedy: Sounds great! ( 1 ).regards and enjoy the music.raul. | |
| Stax tonearm idiosyncracy Dear lewm: Yes, that its work.regards and enjoy the music.raul. | |
| Unipivot vs Linear Tracking Dear Sirspeedy: Clear like water!!!Regards and enjoy the music.raul. | |
| Soundsmith retips Dear Headsnappin: First rate. Now I ussualy send to retip a cartridge and ask to fix it with a cantilever/stylus similar or near similar to the original, if that is possible I try to preserve the cartridge original signature but other people think... | |
| SME V, Tri-Planar or Phantom B-44 Dear Tim: I like the SME V/IV for the Lyras, is a very good match.Regards and enjoy the music.raul. |