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| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Nandric,Your assumptions are both correct and incorrect. I joined Audiogon in its early yrs, but never posted. In December I needed to get some info regarding the Victor TTs, and when I tried to post, the system required me to reset my info, which... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Nandric > I myself was never obssesed with any wire whatever and am convinced that this myth is invented by P&R people.Raul Ruegas >> and you gave you an answer that you are wrong with that statement Raul,It is nice to see someone w... | |
| Victor TT 101 vs TT 81 Thanks Halcro. You are right, initially I thought I would go with the TT 81 if it was the same, but I think in the end my bias towards coreless will reign. TT 101 it is. | |
| Victor TT 101 vs TT 81 Hi Halcro,Thanks for all the links you have provided. Although I had read them in the past, it was good to revisit. I was surfing the Vinyl Engine JVC turntable section and I came across the QL 66F. One of the threads you directed me to referen... | |
| Interesting thought- Linn & "Comparing any TT to the master tape or even the 2nd gen tape on the likes of a Studer isn’t really fair"This captures one of most common problems in audiophilia in general. Fans of particular designs feel it is unfair to compare their favourite t... | |
| Victor TT 101 vs TT 81 According to the specs at Vintageknob, it is Coreless, but with substantially less slots (24 vs 180)TT 101http://www.thevintageknob.org/jvc-TT-101.htmlTT 81http://www.thevintageknob.org/jvc-TT-81.html | |
| Victor TT 101 vs TT 81 Halcro, besides the aesthetics, was there any value in removing the "base" from the turntable? BTW, I like the design of your arm pillars. Any reason you decided to go with your own design as opposed to using the steel column "legs with spikes" ... | |
| Victor TT 101 vs TT 81 Thanks for the info Halcro and HW. Halcro, to be honest, I have a bias towards coreless design (interesting you find it difficult to differentiate from the two...food for thought), but was concerned about the complexity of the 101 (more things th... |