tooblue
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| Suggestions for a tough room? Not a comedian, just have a non optimal listening space... @nonoise , that is a great article and one I can really relate to. | |
| Any real sonic improvement using 2 or 3 belts on VPI tables? My table is a VPI Prime and just added a Single Motor Flywheel Assembly that comes with the HRX pully already installed. Might also mention that I have the SDS speed controller which you will need to switch speeds otherwise you are limited to 33... | |
| Product to sit between turntable feet and wood rack Maybe take a look at some of the Symposium products and see if any of their offerings might be applicable to your set up, I have really been blown away by them when tuning in my tables which are non suspension VPIs. | |
| Suggestions for a tough room? Not a comedian, just have a non optimal listening space... I have always had a nice system wedged into a not so perfect room and have settled on near field listening which has served me well. I have a good friend that runs the same speakers as mine with like components in a near perfect room and spend a l... | |
| Any real sonic improvement using 2 or 3 belts on VPI tables? To use more than one belt on your VPI you must upgrade your motor pully to the HRX motor pully, $80.00, once done you can use multiple belts, I use two belts and have tried three belts but could not hear an improvement with the third belt where tw... | |
| CDs Vs LPs @folkfreak ,+1 | |
| Using Maple Butcher Block Under a Turntable @tuzarupa, small world, the table I had in play when I purchased my Lead Ballon was an AR EB101 and it seemed to work well for that set up, but what did I know. I just pulled my Arcci LB out of the attic a few years ago when I bought my Prime to r... | |
| Using Maple Butcher Block Under a Turntable @tuzarupa, I have long abandoned the Lead bars supplied by Arcci, found them to rob the liveliness from the table and I also tend to find brass and carbon fiber to have the same negative effect when it comes to setting up my tables. | |
| What is the most important component in your system. In my estimation speakers should be a clear unveiled window to the upstream components, granted you want a pair that meet your hearing needs but the truth is the best pair of speakers in the world for anyone person can only pass on the attributes ... | |
| Using Maple Butcher Block Under a Turntable @toddbrom, it’s amazing where you can hear the benefits of the product dynamat, I keep a roll around and love it | |
| Using Maple Butcher Block Under a Turntable @nandric , I had to look it up to type it so I can assume that anyone that has a computer could do the same. | |
| Using Maple Butcher Block Under a Turntable @nandric . It was hard to type my response as I was LMAO. | |
| Using Maple Butcher Block Under a Turntable @nandric , stop it. | |
| What is the most important component in your system. It has to be my Lamm LL2.1 Deluxe preamp, it sets the stage for everything else. I have always felt that the preamp, which ever one you settle on is the most important piece of the puzzle, get it right and things start to fall into place. | |
| Using Maple Butcher Block Under a Turntable I start out with my trusty, fully loaded with lead shot and sand, Lead Balloon by Arcci then I place my maple platform directly on top of the Lead Ballons turntable support shelf which has adjustable spikes to level things out then I place a Sympo... |