tyray
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Looking for a phono preamp that has volume control fuzztone,+1 on the Parks Puffin and the price point is hard to beat for the op's wanted application. You don't hear too many people bring up Shannon's gear here on agon. | |
Looking for a phono preamp that has volume control great points from atmaspherei would only add that phono stage gain is the most precious of all gains since it magnifies the original and smallest signalso having more gain than you need at this critical point often introduces noise or distortion t... | |
Perhaps a Stupid Question +1 What millercarbon said.I have a Pioneer PL-630 turntable and hardwired it with shielded (cotton) 20GA Duelund wire and KLEI Absolute Harmony RCA plug IC’s. You’re going to have to decide if you need shielded or unshielded though.The improvement... | |
Cartridge Opinions - Sorry https://www.stereophile.com/phonocartridges/507allaerts/index.htmlAs an added bonus, If you scroll down at the end of this link Raul provide, there is a collection of cartridge links/reviews of reasonably priced now vintage cartridges. Thanks agai... | |
Cartridge Opinions - Sorry @rauliruegas,Oh my gosh, those are some turntable setups! https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/3080#&gid=1&pid=6 Do you use any vacuum tube gear in your system? Now I'm beginning to understand why you are so passionate about anything t... | |
Cartridge Opinions - Sorry Firstly, it is rookie and not roockie. So this is a relevant statement to this thread? Not at all. | |
Cartridge Opinions - Sorry When i have been in a recording studio as a pro studio player, not once did I see the boom moving around any type of axis to follow what the mic was doing (Yikes). Hey davey boy,Of course a boom doesn’t move around to follow a axis in a recording... | |
Cartridge Opinions - Sorry Dear @luisma31 : As I already told you you just don't understand about and that's why you posted a wrong question because loading of a cartridge is not because its output level but because its internal electric characteristics and the phono stag... | |
Cartridge Opinions - Sorry @tyray I fail to see the relevance of the question in your last post? Hey daveyf, What a snarky post. I try real hard to always have a civil conversation here and somehow I think you feel as if you think you are better or somehow more knowledgeabl... | |
Cartridge Opinions - Sorry daveyf,I have a question for you. And this is not for arguments sake. I'm just curious.When a blank piece of vinyl is cut at the factory, in your opinion which is more important. The cartridge/stylus making the grooves or the tone arm?Thanks | |
Cartridge Opinions - Sorry Right here is where the analogy falls apart. A mic boom is simply holding the mic in the right location, but in that regard is rigid and does not have to articulate. It doesn’t need much in the way of adjustments and they come in different sizes d... | |
Cartridge Opinions - Sorry @cd318,Now I’m more confused? Or is it more enlightened?I have a vintage Pioneer PL-630 Quartz PLL Electronic Full Automatic turntable that is in mint condition and has a fantastic tonearm. What I have noticed about this particular table is it is ... | |
Cartridge Opinions - Sorry +1 @rauliruegas,You bring up a valid point. If a tonearm has a removable headshell, then the cartridge is definitely more important than a metal tube with wires and is height and level adjustable, I would think. Very similar to a boom with a detac... | |
Cartridge Opinions - Sorry This is a very simple fact with which all audiophiles are intimately familiar if they have used a turntable! I really don’t get why anyone would argue the other way, unless for the sport of it... Ralph,I am of the opinion that it’s ok to be wron... | |
Cartridge Opinions - Sorry Yeah chakster the only reason I haven’t gotten back to you is the funds aren’t available yet. |