roberjerman
Responses from roberjerman
| Should I buy a VPI SCOUTMASTER. I OWN 25 RECORDS. Grado still makes the best MI cartridges! | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? ZZ Top - Tres Hombres. Original 1973 London pressing. Lots of surface noise on side 1. Side two much better! I have another one on order! | |
| Should I buy a VPI SCOUTMASTER. I OWN 25 RECORDS. And there are a million used all-analog LPs available for reasonable prices! | |
| Should I buy a VPI SCOUTMASTER. I OWN 25 RECORDS. You don't need to spend $thousands to have excellent and enjoyable LP playback! | |
| Should I buy a VPI SCOUTMASTER. I OWN 25 RECORDS. Your P7 has an excellent phonostage capable of handling a low-output mc cartridge. No need to change it! | |
| LP made from a digital master recording... Most of the LPs of the last 20+ years have been made from digital files. | |
| Tubed Monos for Focal Aria 948s A nicely restored pair of Dynaco MkIII's would work well. About 70 watts from a pair of KT88/6550's. I have a pair in my collection. Still among the best tube amps ever! | |
| Your memory of Audio Marketing, esp. B.S. Sony was talking about the purity of the water used to make the paper pulp for the woofers in their new speaker line in 1977. | |
| AR XA Turntable cartridge I have a beautifully restored and modded AR by VinylNirvana. Stock arm tube replaced by a Technics with removable headshell and new wiring. Platter and interior damped with Dynamat. Plinth refinished with automotive gloss red paint. These old AR T... | |
| AR XA Turntable cartridge The problem with the Stanton and other vintage mm cartridges is finding replacement styli that are equal in quality to the original ones (no longer in production). | |
| Your memory of Audio Marketing, esp. B.S. Sony: "You can hear how pure water is" | |
| AR XA Turntable cartridge The Denon 103 (a fine mc cartridge) will not work well with the 7T. You will need a step-up transformer or a phonostage with higher gain. That new Shure M97 would be an improvement over the Stanton! Another recommendation would be one of the wood-... | |
| The speakers along your journey, do they signal a trend I confess to having two pairs of these "Kabuki" speakers in my collection: Coral and Sansui. I wonder how they would work with my Sanei 2A3 SET amp? | |
| The speakers along your journey, do they signal a trend Japan had speakers that received the moniker "Kabuki" sound. A forward midrange, bright top end and rolled-off bass. But they were quite efficient and driven well by low-power tube amps. Unlike the American acoustic suspension speakers of that era. | |
| ROGERS 65V-1 Integrated Amplifier owners thoughts, looking for a velvety sounding amp McIntosh 225! |