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Not their best song, but... This does help with the pressure... with 800W behind it! -
ja he has the super dooper trupper sewing machine table 😂 -
See what ya started George??? Krock just took it to another level. Outta the box, outta the box... -
By diamonddelts · Posted
Ok with that being said, is there a large gap in fidelity for the high frequencies and upper mids between the 3 way Jubes and the Heritage Jubes? I am assuming the Heritage Jubes sound more coherent. But the 3 ways were more prominent In the high frequencies compared to the older 2 way UG Jubes I heard . I am not interested in differences in the lower frequencies since I will always use horn loaded subs. -
Now it is so far. I dare once again the jump into the world of moving coil TA's. Not that I had not previously owned some, there were already some, for example Wega, Sony, Denon, Ortofon. Since I now have the Trichord Phono Pre it´s not longer a problem to this also optimally adapt. After a long time back and forth, I would like to feel my way back to it and don´t want to spend....1 K€ or whatever and this is still upscale entry level, no that´s not my business . Accordingly, I have decided for a " Vintage MC " Yamaha MC 11, it is NoS and have purchased it on Sunday. It´s on it´s way to me already. Technical data as follows : Type: moving coil Output Voltage: 0,35 mV Frequency Response: 10Hz-50kHz Tracking Force: 1.8g Mass: 5.3g Channel Separation: 28dB Output Impedance: 30 ohms Stylus Tip: elliptical Cantilever : aluminum Dynamic Compliance: 7 x10-6cm/Dyne Can adjust it optimally on the Trichord as follows: load 1.1 nF 33 ohms, gain 0.25 to 0.4 mV = 70 dB gain. What I have read has impressed me , it probably plays better than his " big " still popular brother MC 9 , is said to play far above the Denon DL 103 ,above the Audio Technica 30 E or AT OC-9 and others. Should be able to reproduce space and depth , plays more homogeneous and musical than the MC 9 . The detail resolution is more accurate , the localization sharpness very precise in depth. Reminds sonically of the Grace F9. It sounds very dynamic and agile with really good and especially dry low bass on medium-heavy arms around the 14-15gr. The preconditions are given to drive it optimally . Let´s hear how it sounds , will tell you in a few days
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Man, that's some bass. BTW, I just noticed your Jackson Browne quote. Nice! -
Just another day in the office! Mike's 💯 What John saw... What I saw... 😂💯😂
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Tim and Luminous are great to work with. Highly recommended - I've bought several products. -
If you haven't already, I suggest you read this. It kind of explains why I don't rely on measurements to make the room sound good. Yes, measuring is important. But I tend to use it more as a confirmation tool rather than something to guide me along my way. -
@Invidiosulus That wood work is looking great. Kneeling rails yet I'm thinking? Could be another project but...
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