ryanvt
Responses from ryanvt
| MC cartridge input - Lyra Delos or AT Art9 (or higher AT) Thanks tablejockey. I had seen this and it was partly why I am interested in the ART9. I was just looking for any more direct comparisons for the well reviewed Delos, and the ART9 that has minimal coverage. I have not had a Lyra Clavis or any o... | |
| Clamp or Weight Suggestions for a MMF9.1 I have tried the Pro-Ject weight and that elevated the sound of some marginal recordings I have - details were clearer and bass tighter. Still more listening to do as time allows. A noticeable improvement so far. Thanks for the inputs. | |
| Clamp or Weight Suggestions for a MMF9.1 Tremendous - thanks for the inputs! I will experiment with these. | |
| Clamp or Weight Suggestions for a MMF9.1 I still enjoy using Audiogon and it has allowed me to get input and gear living in a typical wasteland for audio in the US - anywhere not near a big city. Keep it up AG! | |
| Clamp or Weight Suggestions for a MMF9.1 Audiogon appears to be more "Gon" than Audio these days - comparing the Views and Responses from 2 prior posts I made years ago. Admittedly, I asked that folks with the same or similar TTs weigh-in - but given the amount of similar TT's out there... | |
| Anyone replaced Fuse with Circuit Breaker? I went with the fuses and they added a sense of ease and increased musicality that was stunning - worth every penny. | |
| Anyone replaced Fuse with Circuit Breaker? Thanks for the very informative input so far. It seems the main stream audio designers go with fuses (cost savings and/or ease of export to the myriad voltages and resulting current ratings?) while a couple of designers and mod shops do promote th... | |
| Anyone replaced Fuse with Circuit Breaker? I was considering replacing stock fuses with after market fuses and I heard mention of circuit breakers. Further investigation showed little data on the subject, but it is early in my search for information. | |
| Modded CD Player or Stock CD Player? So far it seems the majority opininion is that modded is THE way to go, and the price you pay is reduced resale value over stock. That said, you may be less inclined to upgrade as often, so your trade up costs may be less of a negative. It will be... |