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Analogue synergy

Hi All,

I've got a Brinkmann LaGrange which I will be using with a Triplanar Tonearm and Koetsu Rosewood Signature.
Will this synergy work. I've be informed that the Triplanar isn't a good synergy with the Brinkmann.
Can anyone advise on this matter.
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blue_starfish
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If you do get the Brinkmann/Tri/KRS, the weak link will be the Whest PS30R. IMHO you should get the Whest PS30 RDT SE version. It is leaps and bounds above the R in terms of quietness, resolution and dynamics.

Of course if you can get the Whest MC V, it is even much better than the SE. But is twice the price. Worth getting the MC V if your musical taste runs into large orchestrals and big bands where the extra resolution and dynamics over the SE brings you into the venue.
blue_starfish
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I used to own the ASR Basis Exclusive and was contemplating an ARC Ref Phono 2 before buying the Whest MC V.

The ASR and ARC PH7 are not in the same league as the Whest MC V although both are refined and quiet. The MC V is more detailed, dynamic with breathaking leading edges and transients so much so that ASR/ARC sounded slow.
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