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Post by novisnick on Jun 2, 2016 16:11:13 GMT -5
^^^^ FALSE
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Post by qdtjni on Jun 2, 2016 16:18:06 GMT -5
Get a better TT and a better cartridge and possibly a better phono preamp, then you'll see at too. There's always going to be some small ticks. Mind, you I still love vinyl. |
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Post by novisnick on Jun 2, 2016 16:28:16 GMT -5
Get a better TT and a better cartridge and possibly a better phono preamp, then you'll see at too. There's always going to be some small ticks. Mind, you I still love vinyl. So your saying that if I spend more money on better gear,,,,,,,the sound will be worse??? Really? Never-mind. |
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Post by qdtjni on Jun 2, 2016 16:31:51 GMT -5
Get a better TT and a better cartridge and possibly a better phono preamp, then you'll see at too. There's always going to be some small ticks. Mind, you I still love vinyl. So your saying that if I spend more money on better gear,,,,,,,the sound will be worse??? Really? Never-mind. No, I'm saying that you might here occasionally artefacts of the vinyl format more often, not that the whole experience is worse, |
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Post by qdtjni on Jun 2, 2016 16:38:21 GMT -5
Having said that, the more you move up the vinyl replay system stage, it will not only make your good recorded and mastered LPs sound better, it will also reveal the bad recorded and/or mastered LPs.
One prime example of the latter is the Rising album of Rainbow. Rocks on simpler setups, is almost unlistenable on more accurate setups. Same goes for CDs to some extent.
This is one of the reasons I have different TTs still.
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Post by mfeust on Jun 2, 2016 18:12:07 GMT -5
Speaking of mats, does anyone use one of the cork mat? Are they any good?
Mark
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