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Home Theater => Audio => Setting Up => Topic started by: dts-HD 3D on Aug 18, 2014 at 08:27 PM
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Kindly list below brand and model of your turntable, tone arm, cart, phono preamp, cables, accessories or even mods or upgrades that you did. It doesn't matter if you have a budget or an ultra hi-end setup, if you acquired them brand new or pre-loved. I think what's important here is that you enjoy every minute listening to it and that you are happy with the matching. And with that matching, who knows maybe we can get some points and ideas out of others setup configuration and components. :)
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Btw, wala pa po akong setup reason why I created this thread but hopefully will share one soon.
Pls. start here: (you know the drill, just copy and paste)
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Technics SL1200 Mk2 - Got this pre-owned. DJ ata may-ari dati.
Shure M44-7 (pang DJ ata ito, di pa napapalitan)
Cal's Interconnects
Rega Fono MM Mk2 phono preamp
connected to
JD Labs Aikido Tube Preamp --> Cal's IC --> Emotiva XPA-200 power amp --> PSB Image B6
(http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7437/13099612085_6a7906c16c_c.jpg)
(https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3910/14469791842_a5976f3aa8_c.jpg)
Tanong na rin: Usually ano inuuna iupgrade sa SL1200 mk2? Cart? Tonearm? Thanks in advance
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Kindly list below brand and model of your turntable, tone arm, cart, phono preamp, cables, accessories or even mods or upgrades that you did. It doesn't matter if you have a budget or an ultra hi-end setup, if you acquired them brand new or pre-loved. I think what's important here is that you enjoy every minute listening to it and that you are happy with the matching. And with that matching, who knows maybe we can get some points and ideas out of others setup configuration and components. :)
mag aanalog na ang master luther......ayuz ;) ;) bgay sa setup mo ay avid diva sp turntable o kya eh vpi classic series!
Technics SL1200 Mk2 - Got this pre-owned. DJ ata may-ari dati.
Shure M44-7 (pang DJ ata ito, di pa napapalitan)
Cal's Interconnects
Rega Fono MM Mk2 phono preamp
connected to
JD Labs Aikido Tube Preamp --> Cal's IC --> Emotiva XPA-200 power amp --> PSB Image B6
Tanong na rin: Usually ano inuuna iupgrade sa SL1200 mk2? Cart? Tonearm? Thanks in advance
cart na lang boss upgrade mo. get an mc cart. yung iba pinapalitan ng rb300 or 301 yung arm. may naririnig na diff yung iba, at yung iba din walang naririnig na diff sa orig tonearm. just follow what doc edrick is doing sa technics nya. ;D ;D
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cart na lang boss upgrade mo. get an mc cart. yung iba pinapalitan ng rb300 or 301 yung arm. may naririnig na diff yung iba, at yung iba din walang naririnig na diff sa orig tonearm. just follow what doc edrick is doing sa technics nya. ;D ;D
Pasintabi sa TS:
Boss dodie anong particular MC cart ang maisusuggest mo? Tsaka pano kung MM lang phono ko? Kelangan palitan?
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mag aanalog na ang master luther......ayuz ;) ;) bgay sa setup mo ay avid diva sp turntable o kya eh vpi classic series!
Nagre-research pa lang master tignan ko kung kayanin. ;D
Pasintabi sa TS:
Boss dodie anong particular MC cart ang maisusuggest mo? Tsaka pano kung MM lang phono ko? Kelangan palitan?
Ok lang po, baguhan pa lang ako. So anything related sa analog setup I think may mapupulot ako.
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Pasintabi sa TS:
Boss dodie anong particular MC cart ang maisusuggest mo? Tsaka pano kung MM lang phono ko? Kelangan palitan?
pwede rin Denon dl 110 mc cart sya pero pwede sa MM phonostage ;)
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=denon+dl+110&_sacat=0
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Super Lenco L75 Fully-Restored w/ Jelco 750 Tonearm, Benz Glider MC Cart, Sutherland PH3D Phonostage, Musical Fidelity x10D
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My simple analog set-up:
Thorens TD160 super with Rotel tonearm
(http://i.imgur.com/DCRTfRc.jpg)
Denon DL-103R with Midas body
(http://i.imgur.com/Ro5FGVn.jpg)
Denon HA500 headamp for MC
(http://i.imgur.com/DGTQ1z6.jpg)
JD Labs Linestage using 12BH7 tubes and built-in phonostage using 5751 tubes
(http://i.imgur.com/W6ljCdg.jpg)
Above analog source played thru this DIY Horn Speakers with Altec 416 woofers in 13 cu.ft. cabinets, Iwata wood horns with Vitavox S3 compression drivers, and JBL O75 compression tweeters. 2A3 SET amps made by Sir Tony T and John Poscablo.
(http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/280x200q90/853/7mdr.jpg) (http://imageshack.com/f/np7mdrj)
Sorry for the small pictures
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Pasintabi sa TS:
Boss dodie anong particular MC cart ang maisusuggest mo? Tsaka pano kung MM lang phono ko? Kelangan palitan?
yung sabi ni boss retro, dl 110. pag mm phono input lang klangan mo pa boss ng SUT, for mc low cart. pag high output mc, gagana sa mm phono in yan. dami bossing na member dito na naka mc carts, pero yung karamihan lurker lang eh. you can ask noli/tas if you want to hear his lyra and transfiguration carts & minimax combo. sir lithium, i think has his artemis lab/lyra combo. mykel has his naim & dynavector. doc endrik has his daiwok 103r & ear912. yung kay sir larry na midas 103r & jd labs. rspeed i think has glider/834p combo.
mid priced mc carts eh nag start 10k up. sadenon 110, 103r. yung kna doc endrik at sir larry, modified body na yun kya pricey na. sa ortofon, salsa , quintet at mc series. sa benz, gold & silver! at madami pa pong iba.
anyway my analog setup:
TT: lenco G99 w/ jelco 10" & benz micro glider
PHONO: ear834p w/psvane 12ax7
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My simple analog set-up:
Thorens TD160 super with Rotel tonearm
(http://i.imgur.com/DCRTfRc.jpg)
Denon DL-103R with Midas body
(http://i.imgur.com/Ro5FGVn.jpg)
JD Labs Linestage using 12BH7 tubes and built-in phonostage using 5751 tubes
(http://i.imgur.com/W6ljCdg.jpg)
Above analog source played thru this DIY Horn Speakers with Altec 416 woofers in 13 cu.ft. cabinets, Iwata wood horns with Vitavox S3 compression drivers, and JBL O75 compression tweeters. 2A3 SET amps made by Sir Tony T and John Poscablo.
(http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/280x200q90/853/7mdr.jpg) (http://imageshack.com/f/np7mdrj)
Sorry for the small pictures
Lupet! :)
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anyway my analog setup:
TT: lenco G99 w/ jelco 10" & benz micro glider
PHONO: ear834p w/psvane 12ax7
picture naman dyan ;D >:D ;D >:D
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My analog gears:
Turntable: Roksan Radius 5.2
Tonearm: Roksan Tabriz
Cartridge: Dynavector XX2 MK2
Phono Pre: Naim SuperLine (power must be supplied by preamp or separate PS box)
Phono Cables and IC: stock Roksan and Naim IC
(http://i1241.photobucket.com/albums/gg513/mykeldeleon/null_zpse439c933.jpg)
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Hi Luther, my analog setup is as follows:
Nottingham Spacedeck table with a Blue Horizon record mat
Nottingham 9" CF Ace Spacearm
Lyra Kleos MC cart
Artemis Labs PL-1 tubed phono preamp
The PL-1 is isolated by Symposium's Rollerblock Series 2 in dual configuration and Svelte Plus platform. It uses a Voodoo Mirage power cable and a Purist Audio Design Aqueous 20th Anniversary interconnect.
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Ah so that's the Artemis PL-1 & Lyra Kleos . . . nakarinig na pala ako w/o knowing it. I'm not interested w/ analog yet that time kaya hindi ko natandaan. But I'm sure you mentioned it.
Ang gaganda ng setup . . . hope to see some more.
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Hi Luther, my analog setup is as follows:
Nottingham Spacedeck table with a Blue Horizon record mat
Nottingham 9" CF Ace Spacearm
Lyra Kleos MC cart
Artemis Labs PL-1 tubed phono preamp
The PL-1 is isolated by Symposium's Rollerblock Series 2 in dual configuration and Svelte Plus platform. It uses a Voodoo Mirage power cable and a Purist Audio Design Aqueous 20th Anniversary interconnect.
Hi bro! No more Lenco?
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Yep meron pa pala Lenco si John.
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Question:
1. If we disregard the cart, meron ba sound signature ang turntable depending on the brand? Let's say brand A is mabilis tumunog or brand B is ma-bass, etc.
2. Why is it that as they climb a model higher the platter gets thicker? Maybe not for all brands but I notice this most of the time.
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Answer for #2 is damping and isolation to lower the noise floor. Interested din ako sa sagot sa #1
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I still have the Lenco Jen. Needs a trip to the casa for some maintenance though :). Made the mistake of transporting it sans padding or cushioning. I plan to use it for an MM setup when I have the time and space.
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I still have the Lenco Jen. Needs a trip to the casa for some maintenance though :). Made the mistake of transporting it sans padding or cushioning. I plan to use it for an MM setup when I have the time and space.
ALRIGHT! Hope I can visit your abode when I am in Manila again soon....
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Question:
1. If we disregard the cart, meron ba sound signature ang turntable depending on the brand? Let's say brand A is mabilis tumunog or brand B is ma-bass, etc.
2. Why is it that as they climb a model higher the platter gets thicker? Maybe not for all brands but I notice this most of the time.
Luther, sound also depends on the type of TT...belt drive, direct drive, idler...also the tonearm is a big factor, even the internal wiring, headshell used, etc... + of course your phonostage
In the end, it depends on what you want, what your budget can accommodate and what "house sound" you prefer...
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Agree with Jen. Look more to carts and phono preamp (tubed or SS) to influence your sound. For the TT, just get the basics right. Just remember the sole function of a TT is provide a quiet and stable platform and proper geometry for the arm and cart, to allow the stylus movement to perfectly replicate the peaks and valleys of the record groove with as little externally influenced vibration as possible.
Along that thinking a heavy platter is good since mass damps vibration. Belts are good too since they isolate the vibrating motor somewhat. A non-resonant plinth is very important - do the knock test while playing a song. Of course the motor should provide a smooth torque with unwavering rpm. I'd also consider a TT that is designed to accept a non-stock arms.
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Ok so its al about the damping and isolation that gives the table a distinct character. That's why IME, iba ang tunog ng makakapal na platter at mabibigat na deck. Sabagay ganun talaga the lower the noise floor the pricier it gets. Its always all about the noise floor when it comes to audio isn't it?
Medyo klaro na pag dating sa turntable which one to prioritize at kung ano muna pwede tipirin. Many thanks.
Master dodie hindi lang vinyl ang collection pati turntable. 8)
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How about when it comes to cart let's say cost no object, just the sound in general, what can I expect from an MM or MC? So far most of you guys prefer using MC are there advantages/disadvantages?
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MC in general digs out more of the details vs MM. But that doesn't mean MM is inferior vs MC. It's about taste and preference.
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You mean mas meron extension both sa top and bottom ang MC?
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You mean mas meron extension both sa top and bottom ang MC?
parang bang tsiks ang mc cart boss...long legged, nice fronts, and a pretty face! ;D
eto bagay na turntable sayo bossing if you like new one......(eto yung pangarap ko eh :D)
AVID II SP
(http://www.avidhifi.co.uk/images/diva2sp2.jpg)
VPI CLASSIC 3
(http://vpiindustries.com/images/classic2full.jpg)
but if you want to go on a DIY route and go vintage idler..... these are the brands that are good for 2 tonearm mounting or even triple arm....for mm,mc, and mono carts.
LENCO 70,75,78 AND LENCO G99 & G88
(http://i690.photobucket.com/albums/vv261/hypertriode/Lenco%20L75%20double%20arm/IMG_6406.jpg)
the tt above was done by rene rivo and the plinth by camoteque(sir larry)
(http://i52.tinypic.com/28203dh.jpg)
GARRARD 301 & 401
(http://d1xw7fnq30zy05.cloudfront.net/uploads/image/image/894373/scaled_20120429_Garrard_301_001.JPG)
(http://www.indierockfan.net/pics/Garrard401_2.jpg)
THORENS TD124
(http://oswaldsmillaudio.com/img/vinyl/plinths/thorens/thorens2.jpg)
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Ok so its al about the damping and isolation that gives the table a distinct character. That's why IME, iba ang tunog ng makakapal na platter at mabibigat na deck. Sabagay ganun talaga the lower the noise floor the pricier it gets. Its always all about the noise floor when it comes to audio isn't it?
You can say that. Mechanical noises (especially on turntables) and electrical ones too in the form of distortion caused by harmonics. That's why audio gear manfacturers give you the THD figure to illustrate how well they've managed the harmful effects of harmonics.
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parang bang tsiks ang mc cart boss...long legged, nice fronts, and a pretty face! ;D
Wow pang ms. universe! parang maganda nga tumunog ang MC.
Hindi naman siguro kabaligtaran nyan ang MM master? Short legged, flat-chested and ??? . . . just joking ;D Pag nakakarinig kasi ng vinyl setup hindi ko naitatanong sa owner kung anong cart yung nakakabit. I guess hindi pa talaga ako ganun ka-interested dati. ^-^
eto bagay na turntable sayo bossing if you like new one......(eto yung pangarap ko eh :D)
Gaganda naman nyan master, sige try ko din I-research muna sila.
I think nakarinig na ko ng AVID setup from one of the EBs before kila streetsmart not sure lang if that's the II SP. Yung Vpi Classic 3 sa youtube lang ;D pero ibang klase din kahit yung classic 1 lang.
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You can say that. Mechanical noises (especially on turntables) and electrical ones too in the form of distortion caused by harmonics. That's why audio gear manfacturers give you the THD figure to illustrate how well they've managed the harmful effects of harmonics.
Amen to that brader John.
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Wow pang ms. universe! parang maganda nga tumunog ang MC.
mas maganda talaga bossing. detalyado. kya ang mahal din nga ng presyo. sabi nga ni tas eh, you should treat your cart as a hardware and not a consumable. and it should be directly proportional sa analog rig mo. wala pa akong nakita na bumili ng six figure TT na sinabitan lang ng m447g o ortofon concord.
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mas maganda talaga bossing. detalyado. kya ang mahal din nga ng presyo. sabi nga ni tas eh, you should treat your cart as a hardware and not a consumable. and it should be directly proportional sa analog rig mo. wala pa akong nakita na bumili ng six figure TT na sinabitan lang ng m447g o ortofon concord.
Tama!
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Ok so, sa details talaga ang difference from the mm.
Siguro kung ganun kamahal ang ttable dapat nasa top of the line cart na ang gamitin para you can extract the last bit and get the most out of the system. Mahal pala talaga but it makes sense kasi cart naman ang in direct contact sa vinyl.
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Ok so, sa details talaga ang difference from the mm.
Siguro kung ganun kamahal ang ttable dapat nasa top of the line cart na ang gamitin para you can extract the last bit and get the most out of the system. Mahal pala talaga but it makes sense kasi cart naman ang in direct contact sa vinyl.
Not necessarily. Example is the Denon DL-103R. For me this is a "universal" cart which can be paired with low priced and hogh priced TTs. You can get this at a sub-P15K price level. Huwag lang talaga Avid TT tapos Shure M44-7 kasi you won't be able to maximize your set-up. Tsaka w/ Analog itbis also all about matching --> TT, Arm, Cables, Cart, Internal Arm Cabling, Headshell Cable, etc.
I am sure you'll be one of Avid's proud owner soon! :P
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I'm sure all owners are proud of their Avids bro, sadly I'm way out of their league. Hopefully pag may dumating na blessings why not. ^-^
But there are far more expensive carts than denon. I mean if compared to the top of the line denon dl-s1 w/c is just under $1000, do you think the improvement from dl-103 is justifiable? Lets say if used w/ a $1500 table w/ tonearm?
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Can't really say bro. Sometimes it's matching. Can recommend a nice MC cart though that can play all genres w/gusto: Benz Glider MC. If you're in a budget, the Benz MC Gold is also good!
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Understood, IME you just can rely on every good reviews you get from the net they're just there to guide us. Iba pa din yung first hand experience kaso ang gastos magpalit ng cart every time you buy one just to find out that it doesn't match your system. Sent you PM.
Yep been reading about benz micro and they're really good for the price daw.
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Understood, IME you just can rely on every good reviews you get from the net they're just there to guide us. Iba pa din yung first hand experience kaso ang gastos magpalit ng cart every time you buy one just to find out that it doesn't match your system. Sent you PM.
Yep been reading about benz micro and they're really good for the price daw.
The Denon DL-103R is pretty much "universal". Tried it out w/ direct drive TTs, Rega P3-24, SL-1200mk5, VPI HW-19, Lenco L-75. Benz and Ortofon carts are very much universal as well, meaning they've bern used in different TTs and they match well...
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Interestimg thread. Very educational. ;)
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The Denon DL-103R is pretty much "universal". Tried it out w/ direct drive TTs, Rega P3-24, SL-1200mk5, VPI HW-19, Lenco L-75. Benz and Ortofon carts are very much universal as well, meaning they've bern used in different TTs and they match well...
Noted bro, sige I will try one of the brands you mentioned first. Mukang mas safe sya for a first timer tnx.
Interestimg thread. Very educational. ;)
Tara bro, try mo na din mag-analog. ^-^
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GO! :D
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Denon DL110 on a Rega P3-24 through Eastern Electric Minimax Phonostage being amplified by Hegel H80 via Furutech ICs then singing through the Harbeth Shl5 via Kimber 4PR speaker wires
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Denon DL110 on a Rega P3-24 through Eastern Electric Minimax Phonostage being amplified by Hegel H80 via Furutech ICs then singing through the Harbeth Shl5 via Kimber 4PR speaker wires
NICE!
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Denon DL110 on a Rega P3-24 through Eastern Electric Minimax Phonostage being amplified by Hegel H80 via Furutech ICs then singing through the Harbeth Shl5 via Kimber 4PR speaker wires
Sir would you know if there's a workaround for the DL-110 para magamit sa mga metal platters? Cos I have a friend who ordered the same cart abroad only to find out na hindi pala pwede sa steel platter nya. Sayang kasi he's selling it now for a very low price.
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Sir would you know if there's a workaround for the DL-110 para magamit sa mga metal platters? Cos I have a friend who ordered the same cart abroad only to find out na hindi pala pwede sa steel platter nya. Sayang kasi he's selling it now for a very low price.
Thick record mat made of vinyl. Like Oracle's groove isolator.
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Sir would you know if there's a workaround for the DL-110 para magamit sa mga metal platters? Cos I have a friend who ordered the same cart abroad only to find out na hindi pala pwede sa steel platter nya. Sayang kasi he's selling it now for a very low price.
usually ang mga platter boss eh aluminium alloy or acrylic. bka malakas ang pull ng magnet ng dl110 kya di pwede sa metal platter. bilhin ko na lang bossing. hehehehe ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Denon DL110 on a Rega P3-24 through Eastern Electric Minimax Phonostage being amplified by Hegel H80 via Furutech ICs then singing through the Harbeth Shl5 via Kimber 4PR speaker wires
next upgrade:: mid level mc low cart >:D
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Tara bro, try mo na din mag-analog. ^-^
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hehe don't know where to start, anu ba magandang brand na affordable bro? :)
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next upgrade:: mid level mc low cart >:D
Mismo. Hehe. Ipon.
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Tara bro, try mo na din mag-analog. ^-^
hehe don't know where to start, anu ba magandang brand na affordable bro? :)
mga bossing hindi pang entry level na analog ang kailangan ninyo. baka magmukhang squatter pag naitabi sa accuphase....yun ba bossing na pag pinagsamasama nyo yung ic,speaker cables, and power cables eh mas mahal naman yung analog setup. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Mismo. Hehe. Ipon.
may napupusuan ka na ba atty?
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Wala pa boss. Any recommendations? Resolution at air habol ko.
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Thick record mat made of vinyl. Like Oracle's groove isolator.
Ok sir thanks, will tell him to try that.
usually ang mga platter boss eh aluminium alloy or acrylic. bka malakas ang pull ng magnet ng dl110 kya di pwede sa metal platter. bilhin ko na lang bossing. hehehehe ;D ;D ;D ;D
Parang ganun na nga yata master. Sabihin ko, kung i-let go nya kayo na lang mag-usap.
hehe don't know where to start, anu ba magandang brand na affordable bro? :)
Sa first page bro madami choices pwede gawin reference pero syempre depende pa din sa budget mo.
Ako honestly, hindi pa decided kung ano kukunin konting tanong pa siguro sa mga masters dito.
mga bossing hindi pang entry level na analog ang kailangan ninyo. baka magmukhang squatter pag naitabi sa accuphase....yun ba bossing na pag pinagsamasama nyo yung ic,speaker cables, and power cables eh mas mahal naman yung analog setup. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
nyak! ;D
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Wala pa boss. Any recommendations? Resolution at air habol ko.
Benz Glider or Charisma MC-1
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Baka makatulong ito sa gusto mag analog Phono FAQ from Van den Hul :) ;)
1 Q: Why are there 2 different types of phono cartridges: Moving Magnet (M.M.) and Moving Coil (M.C.) ?
A: This has partly to do with the principle of signal generation and partly with the cost of production.
Theoretically it does not make a big difference whether you move the magnet and hold the coil or vice versa.The difference in sound by the way is on the plus for the Moving Coil systems, because with the M.C. principle the manner in which the magnetic field variation interacts with the coil is more correct. Also the mechanical stability of the cantilever and stylus is in most cases better. This produces better sonic results.Especially the channel separation is higher with M.C. cartridges. Also the mechanical resonance frequency is higher so intermodulation distortion is lower.
There is one disadvantage with M.C. systems: the output is lower, so you need an extra step-up device like a transformer or a typical M.C. amplifier.
2 Q: Which of the 2 phono systems, M.M. or M.C. has a longer expected lifespan ?
A: The construction of the M.M. is, related to the lower price, always somewhat more industrial. So expected lifetime is normally shorter.
Also by reason of the generally lower reproduction quality, the quality of the stylus is limited. So stylus wear is usually higher. This is in advantage of M.C. systems. The application of aluminum for the cantilever also limits the total lifespan. Despite this, with care a M.M. system can give you years of pleasure. And when you buy one, at the same time already
buy your spare replacement stylus unit. You never know what the manufacturer will do in the future.
3 Q: Which of the two, M.M. or M.C., will sound better ?
A: In practically al cases, the M.C. sounds better.Especially owing to the construction, the dynamics, the detail and the resolution are better. Also in the field of channel separation the M.C. systems score higher. So a higher delight for the ears.
4 Q: What parts of a M.M. are most critical ?
A: Always be careful with the aluminum cantilever. The little aluminum tube with its thin walls is weak and can be destroyed by a light mechanical pulse. Also give the stylus enough attention. Stylus wear happens as a result of the mechanical tracking process. And never solder your tiny tone arm leads tot the mounting pins: At the same time you desolder the internally connected coil wires or break the fixing in the rear panel due to exposure to heat. Coil systems of M.M. cartridges are made of copper wire with a diameter of around 20 micron (0.02 mm) or even less. A human hair is about 80 micron. Just to give you an idea.
5 Q: What parts of a M.C. cartridge are most critical ?
A: Again the stylus, the cantilever and the suspension. The stylus can have all kind of shapes. The mounting or fixing of the stylus on the cantilever can be damaged by the application of cleaning liquids contaminated with oil . This softens the epoxy glue so the tip will fall of within 6 - 12 months. Cleaning the cantilever with water can damage the aluminum. It causes corrosion when the pH factor is not around 7 (= neutral). When the cleaning liquid contains oil, the oil will creep along the cantilever and will finally reach the rubber suspension along the coil. This is the beginning of the end of the damping properties of the rubber suspension pad. So NEVER use any oil containing cleaning liquid .
Don’t forget: A clean record always sound better than a dirty one. So keep your records as clean as possible.
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Thanks sir, that was a very useful info.
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Wilson Benesch Circle
ACT 0.5 carbon fibre tonearm with stock internal wiring and Neutrik plugs
Benz Micro Wood L2 low output MC
Sutherland PhD battery-powered phono preamp
1877 Phono "The Majestic" phono cables
Take Five Audio asylum cryo treated power cable
TTWeights record clamp
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Here's mine...
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Here's mine...
Wow daming gears! :o
Can you list some of your gears sir? ;) ;D
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My set-up consists of the following:
1. Turntable - VPI TNT with SME IV tonearm and Benz Micro cartridge
2. Phono stage – Ayre P5XE
3. Power amp – Krell Evolution 402 (400w/c @ 8 ohms, 800w/c @ 4 ohms, 1600w/c @ 2 ohms)
4. Pre amp – Krell Evolution 202
5. CD Player – Audio Research CD3 MKII
6. Reel to reel - Revox PR99 MKII
7. Cassette deck – Nakamichi RX-505, Revox B215
8. Tuner - Philips AH 673
9. Speaker and Interconnect cables – Krell Cast, Transparent Audio Ultra and MIT Reference
10. Speakers – Totem Shaman and Thiel CS 3.6
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Budget meal set up ;D
Turntable - Rega rp3 w elys 2
Phonostage - Musical fidelity v-lps version 2
Cd player - Cayin cdt 15a mundorf caps/6922 jan phillip tubes
Ic - Cal's speaker cables/IC
Amplifier - AMX tube audio sonatina- EL84 / 6BQ5 Quad Trigon Tubes / 12ax7, 12au7
Speakers - Wharfedale dentons 80th anniversary edition