williewonka
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Unexpected issues with Rega planar TT, a respectful manufacturer product? I have to look for a new cartridge, would you have any suggestions for P2? @niodari - Since you are not really "into vinyl", I would probably recommend the entry level Rega Carbon cartridge (I’m assuming you need a Moving Magnet cartridge ?) fo... | |
Your single most significant purchase mistake? Sorry - but I had two - in a row !!! Enticed by the alure of tubes I purchased a stunning looking Raysonic SP120 tube amp It looked fantastic but burned through a set of tubes in 6 months it had the wrong transformer installed and overheated ... | |
Unexpected issues with Rega planar TT, a respectful manufacturer product? @niodari - OK - this is an example of how I understood your post... First case represents the cartridge connected correctly RIGHT channel (cartridge) connected to Red+Green wires i.e. the right channel - Hear music LEFT channel (cart... | |
Unexpected issues with Rega planar TT, a respectful manufacturer product? @niodari - I agree with @knock1 - it’s the cartridge - because you have observed a signal coming out of both left and right channels - it cannot possibly be the wires Regards - Steve | |
Question about Bi-Wiring Is there such a thing as bi-wire speakers? I think what we refer to as "Bi-wire speakers" were actually designed for "Bi-amping" I understand and hear the impact of Bi-amping But in a Single-Amp system that connects to Bi-Amp speakers ... | |
Unexpected issues with Rega planar TT, a respectful manufacturer product? @niodari - connect as follows as follows https://manuals.denon.com/DP400/ALL/EN/OBAOSYdjavzsse.php Scroll down for connection image GREEN = Right channel ground (-ve) BLUE = left channel ground (-ve) RED = right channel signal (+ve) WHITE =... | |
Power Cable Suggestions Needed @brylandgoodman Take a look at Zavfino cables. Their entry level cables start around $150 The OCC cables will improve the dynamics of your system and improve on the details and bass textures, but they are a little above of your budget, but they... | |
Unexpected issues with Rega planar TT, a respectful manufacturer product? @niodari - WRT your original question My question was, if they have some instructions to replace their "premium" built-in RCA cable, that I could follow for the replacement. Depending on the arm, this can be tricky because the point where the... | |
Question about Bi-Wiring @jay73 - unfortunately I recently sold those speakers with he Jumpers on them and I did not take any pictures. But they are very simple I used two pieces of VH Audio UP-OCC 18 gauge copper wire for each jumper 20 inches long strip the ins... | |
Never Spend More On Cables Than Your Equipment Cost$$$$$$$$$$ @jerryg123 - my apologies - but the last part of your statement did seem to be - a tad on the skeptical side ? 😉 But I do get where you are coming from - it can seem a little absurd to those that have not experienced a great cable - i.e. until t... | |
Never Spend More On Cables Than Your Equipment Cost$$$$$$$$$$ @jerryg123 RE: .... but sticking a $600.00 PC on a $699.00 DAC is a freaking waste of money. IMHO. So here’s the problem with this particular train of thought... to start with that "$699 DAC" seldom had a "substantial power supply", because... | |
Unexpected issues with Rega planar TT, a respectful manufacturer product? @niodari I have(or had) a Rega Planar II - I purchased way back in 1981, when I had very little knowledge about turntables. Over the years I discovered the many poor design choices about that particular Rega The head and bearings on the origi... | |
OCC cables anyone? @oldhvymec - thanks for responding - much appreciated 👍 @noromance those are my cables Take a look at this thread to see what other members think of them https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/duelund-conversion-to-diy-helix-geometry-cabling I... | |
Question about Bi-Wiring @jay73 RE: So, you literally mean copper wire terminated to spade or banana plugs with the specs that you mentioned? Exactly - here's the problem with those plates they are most probably made of brass or even some copper alloy like Copper ... | |
Power cable for an Auralic Aries G1 @zavato - Take a look at Zavfino cables - they should improve things a lot They use UP-OCC copper, which improves dynamics and details Regards - Steve |