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| Nude Turntable Project Regards, Halcro: Intriguing. Echo chamber? If so, Dynamat or loose insulation might address the issue.Peace, | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Regards, Jbethree: A comparison of the LPM 312 and 412 illustrates the qualities one might expect when describing typical qualities of a moving iron relative to a comparable moving magnet cartridge. In spite of being MM (as are all the 4xx series)... | |
| Vintage DD turntables. Are we living dangerously? Regards, Halcro: Congratulations on the TT-71. The deck is capable of demonstrating the qualities of alternate mats, have fun! (Nice cartridge / stylus too).Peace, | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Regards, Fleib: You wrote: "Get out your load resistors." Just teasing, sorry if it was overly obscure. Again, thanks for your response.As it is easier to let the cat out of the bag than to put it back in, MM phono section is 2.5mV sensitivity. Th... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Regards, fleib: Old Toshiba went kaput a while back, took out such saved data with it, some of which it is now not likely to be recovered. Learned tonight that snoring may lead to early memory loss and Alzhimers. Double whammy, 'puter crashed &... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Regards, Halcro: RE the Z1, I settled on 50K Ohms & 200pF. 300pF (from my listening) is possibly correct but as mentioned above I do enjoy a slightly prominent midrange.Fleib: Mea culpa, my poorly phrased post! Seems I'm incapable of grouping ... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Regards, Fleib: El Diablo's peeve was with the TK7SU, not the TK7LCa. Due I believe to a poorly fitting stylus assembly. From his comments ("distortions", naturally) it was possibly not as tight a fit as would be desired. Raul would never revisit ... | |
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| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Regards,Griffithds: Hi, Don. Have been searching, no cart yet. Did find a JVC DT-Z1E stylus. Should be here tomorrow. Thanks for your kind attention, it's much appreciated.Peace, | |
| Skeletal vs Plinth style turntables Regards, all: I'm quite impressed by the depth of experience reflected in the comments above. Except that Gibson fellow. He's a hack and prone to gross exaggeration.Viridian suggests that the removal of the tonearm from the plinth tends to remove ... | |
| Skeletal vs Plinth style turntables Poem. By Henry GibsonWas a man named Henry, poor fellowHis tonearm pods were made of jelloThey slipped around like on iceWatching them twirl was quite niceBut his music still sounded like it was supposedPeace, | |
| Skeletal vs Plinth style turntables Regards, Richardkrebs: Would stylus drag then be considered an irrestable force? Just imagining the tensions these forces are exerting on tonearm bearings, the headshell couplings and the bearing wear. not to mention misalignment consequent to the... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Regards, Griffithds: Thanks, Don. JVC literature declares neither the Z or X carts are (were) not marketed in Canada or the U.S., will cast my internets a little wider. Peace, | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Regards, Halcro: Technics EPC-U25, an etch for which there is no cure.Now the cart of the biennium (COTB), a NOS Shibata seems unobtainable for the JVC Z1. As an alternative to the SAS assembly, would anyone have any experience of the OEM elliptic... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Technics EPC-U25: This cartridge has been periodically tormenting my ears for three years. Trying a fifth stylus now. Two generic, a Nagaoka replacement, a SAS and finally what is represented as an OEM example. This will be the last stylus tried f... |