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| LYRA DELOS CARTRIDGE TOO BRIGHT, THIN AND SHRILL SOUNDING As someone who runs both a Shelter 7000 and Lyra Kleos, I can say w/o hesitancy that I love both. The presentations are much different and that why I love them - Shelter is smooth and laid back while the the Lyra has more immediacy and slam. Sl... | |
| LYRA DELOS CARTRIDGE TOO BRIGHT, THIN AND SHRILL SOUNDING Get a Shelter 901mk2 or Shelter Accord. Even a Dynavector XX2 mk2 is good. You will be happy.Btw, I have heard the Delos sounding shrill, thin, digital as well as nice & analog. You can't do anything now with it if it is not sounding your way.... | |
| 100 watts enough? Pressurizing a large room with full range of the notes is more than just db at the listening chair. | |
| 100 watts enough? For your room size and speaker, no matter how soft you listen, you will enjoy more with a juicy powerful amp. Get a Symphonic Line Kraft | |
| Naim introduce a turntable - the Solstice Special Edition Btw, when you put on a Michael Jackson record on a $15k TT and don't feel like dancing to the rhythm, there is something wrong. Is it wow, flutter, da da da da, I don't know. But It happens very often in high end audio. Thats why most audio demons... | |
| Naim introduce a turntable - the Solstice Special Edition Exactly! what the artist actually created, when it gets messed up during reproduction, is what we are talking about. You do not hear it, thats awesome. I also would like to be in your position. It is not about what I "think" I hear. I know what I ... | |
| Naim introduce a turntable - the Solstice Special Edition @mijostyn, if everything about music reproduction was technically measurable then 1. Almost all TTs should more or less similar2. We would not need anything more than a Technics SL1200 for a near perfect music reproduction.When we "audiophiles" sa... | |
| Naim introduce a turntable - the Solstice Special Edition pani, define “belt drive-ish flow”. A more continuous sound with not so sharp start-stop transients | |
| Naim introduce a turntable - the Solstice Special Edition Nice one @mijostyn | |
| Naim introduce a turntable - the Solstice Special Edition Having heard the 301, Lenco and 124 in the same systems, I felt the 124 sounds the most refined with a more belt drive-ish flow and momentum. But I agree it sounds more idler type when compared to a TD 125, (heard in the same system) | |
| Naim introduce a turntable - the Solstice Special Edition The TD124 drives the idler with a belt between the motor and idler, and (hence?) it also sounds a lot like a belt drive btw. | |
| Naim introduce a turntable - the Solstice Special Edition I die laughing when I hear these terms applied to turntables. Plodding? Does that mean slow as in 33 1/8th or, does that mean increased amounts of wow? No. If it was such a simple thing as slowing down of the platter speed, it wouldnt have made... | |
| Analog upgrade: Luxman EQ-500 Phono preamp + Hana Umami Red Cartridge + REED 2A Tonearm Reed tonearms are very natural sounding. Good choice. | |
| Rogue Audio Stereo 100, Atlas Magnum III anybody running them? Sound signatures? I also have the Stereo 100. It one of the very few amps which can disappear. Well balanced and clean stuff. | |
| Naim introduce a turntable - the Solstice Special Edition The plodding sound of high mass turntables (I have owned an AMG and a Kuzma) really seems contrary to the Naim philosophy.While I relate to this observation, I have had mixed experiences with high mass TTs.The lazy sounding ones1. Verdier2. AMG Vi... |