Perhaps that is YOUR level of understanding, oh festering, flatulent feline, but dont drag the rest of us down to your low level of literacy.
Chris, I heard a Schroeder at a dealers during a rather long comparison of arms and tables over a period of several days. I think that the bass problems you cite may be table or cartridge combination specific. Maybe such is the case on the Teres. Have you had the opportunity to listen with the Schroeder on other tables? I heard one on a Nottingham Hyperspace, an SME 30/2, and a Clearaudio table which I am presently blanking on with regard to the model. The Schroeder, in these instances, did not produce the loose bass that you describe. To be fair, we were using Koetsu Urushi and Van den Hul Grasshopper so that adds yet another variable, in addition to the table.
I have not heard others express that bass response is a common ailment with the Schroeders. Anyone else find this an issue? It would seem that nearly all of us can find benefit in descriptions given without resorting to insulting and ridiculous analogies.
Chris, I heard a Schroeder at a dealers during a rather long comparison of arms and tables over a period of several days. I think that the bass problems you cite may be table or cartridge combination specific. Maybe such is the case on the Teres. Have you had the opportunity to listen with the Schroeder on other tables? I heard one on a Nottingham Hyperspace, an SME 30/2, and a Clearaudio table which I am presently blanking on with regard to the model. The Schroeder, in these instances, did not produce the loose bass that you describe. To be fair, we were using Koetsu Urushi and Van den Hul Grasshopper so that adds yet another variable, in addition to the table.
I have not heard others express that bass response is a common ailment with the Schroeders. Anyone else find this an issue? It would seem that nearly all of us can find benefit in descriptions given without resorting to insulting and ridiculous analogies.