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| Yes, cables do make a difference -- regardless of price... To begin with, I agree with the post title, "Yes, cables do make a difference -- regardless of price..." The types of cable commonly used in an audio system are speaker cables and interconnect cables (I'll avoid discussing power cords here, but a... | |
| Upgrade to McIntosh Regarding the originator’s question about separates, I primarily use a McIntosh C2300 (the last, all-analog, tube preamp; I don’t listen to digital files, and wouldn’t want a built-in DAC if I did!), coupled to a McIntosh MC402 amplifier. Although... | |
| Review: BSG Technologies Qol Signal Completion Stage Preamplifier I picked up a BSG Technologies QOL Signal Completion Stage from a fellow Audiogon Market participant a couple months ago after waiting for ten years to find out what they sound like. The sound of my system is now among the best that I have heard a... | |
| Grounding Question Devices fitted with two-prong plugs often have a signal ground available (e.g., a dedicated ground lug on the rear panel, typically used with turntables, in many cases), which should be utilized and should eliminate hum. If not fitted with such a ... | |
| Restoring a Transrotor Skeleton...help Phil, I sent you an email; perhaps it didn't make it through your junk mail filter. Repeated below...Thanks! I found the Skeleton with the tonearm and (presumably) all the essential parts in a bag inside. I've downloaded the manual off of vinyleng... | |
| Restoring a Transrotor Skeleton...help I have just gotten hold of a Transcriptors Skeleton turntable, and the tonearm and the various pieces associated with it are in a Zip-Loc® bag inside. I have contacted Transcriptors (Michael Gammon) for information but only get cryptic, untimely r... |