It occurs to me that the OP might find answers to his cartridge query
over at a forum like that at 'vinylengine'
(https://www.vinylengine.com/turntable_forum/index.php).
For my part, I enjoy playing vinyl - but out of convenience most of my
listening is done from digital, CDs or vinyl ripped to m
Mnyb wrote:
> I think thats the actual ritual about spining those discs, Im little
> sadened that i sold all my vinyls 20 years ago :-/
>
> It sometimes think about. create a retro hifi system of some kind, just
> for pure nostalgia .
I don't miss vinyl one bit, even though I still have my al
We have several treads on recording vinyl you do need a riaa stage or
preamp or similar , not just the analog in on your computer.
Maybe a better sound card if inputs on laptops reached new bottom levels
. But any decent soundcards fidelity far exceeds vinyl .
On topic it was some fun when I was
Hello,
At 04:55 18/03/2018, you wrote:
When I remeber my LP days it thought the low level MC cart sounded even
better , bu then you need a separate MC amp before the MM input or a
phone stage that handles MC directly , something that you select both
gain and I put impedance .
Cart also needs ma
Ah . . but you had one, and so did I, but very sensibly *I* didn't use
it. :confused:
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kidstypike wrote:
> You didn't mention this must have :( :)
>
> 24731
A "must have"?!?
When I used one of these devices on my turntable it seemed as if i was
listening through a dirty window. In addition the entire soundstage
collapsed and the tonal balance was all wrong. Not to mention that
ralphpnj wrote:
> Do you mean the ritual of having to put all those LPs away after you
> played them? Or having to clean the LPs before you play them? Of having
> to listen a track you don't enjoy because you are too lazy to get up and
> move the tonearm past the track? Or not being able to save
ralphpnj wrote:
> Do you mean the ritual of having to put all those LPs away after you
> played them? Or having to clean the LPs before you play them? Of having
> to listen a track you don't enjoy because you are too lazy to get up and
> move the tonearm past the track? Or not being able to save
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> Sure but that is not an equal competition. CD has the advantage; it is
> the better format. And when done right should sound better no matter
> what cart one uses.
> I'm just amazed how good that cart plays. It is very close to CD
> quality.
>
> Playing vinyl once and a w
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> Sure but that is not an equal competition. CD has the advantage; it is
> the better format. And when done right should sound better no matter
> what cart one uses.
> I'm just amazed how good that cart plays. It is very close to CD
> quality.
>
> Playing vinyl once and a w
ralphpnj wrote:
> Why not compare the sound of an LP played using the Benz to the sound of
> flac files (both standard resolution and high resolution - if available)
> of the same recording streamed via your Touch. The flac files should be
> sourced from either a CD rip or a digital download, in
Mnyb wrote:
> I think thats the actual ritual about spining those discs, Im little
> sadened that i sold all my vinyls 20 years ago :-/
>
> It sometimes think about. create a retro hifi system of some kind, just
> for pure nostalgia .
I never ditched my vinyl. I don't think I could. It is som
Why not compare the sound of an LP played using the Benz to the sound of
flac files (both standard resolution and high resolution - if available)
of the same recording streamed via your Touch. The flac files should be
sourced from either a CD rip or a digital download, in other words not
from a vi
Just have an old LP next to the deck, get it out the sleeve and drop the
needle on it. While having the deck wired to start playing the flac
files on your squeezebox in the background...
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I think thats the actual ritual about spining those discs, Im little
sadened that i sold all my vinyls 20 years ago :-/
It sometimes think about. create a retro hifi system of some kind, just
for pure nostalgia .
Main hifi:
Mnyb wrote:
> When I remeber my LP days it thought the low level MC cart sounded even
> better , bu then you need a separate MC amp before the MM input or a
> phone stage that handles MC directly , something that you select both
> gain and I put impedance .
>
Yes, I've read about that topic as
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