Best investment; cartridge or line stage?
Alrighty fellow hifi aficionados, I tried to find a sub on this topic but failed. Here is my bang for the buck question: assuming money spent on either option will be within spitting distance of each other, where am I likely to get more bang for my buck? By investing in a new line stage or investing in a new cartridge. I am currently running a Sutherland TX vibe line stage with a rega aria cartridge on a rega p6 turntable. Appreciate your input! Current system is McIntosh MA252 integrated, rega p6 tt and Martin Logan Vantages.
Bang for Buck, being the most cost effective method is already in place as purchases are already made. The cost of keeping it in use is the conundrum replace Cart' or refurbish Cart’ . If one wants to change a device, with the intention of purchasing based on the the listening experience being the condition that matters more than just producing music. The cost to achieve a Sound that has the most attraction comes with a budget that is constrained by your own circumstances.
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@terry9 I am really looking forward to your first attempts at producing a cutting edge design Mycelium / Soya Resin Impregnated Wand. The world of Soya Resin is quite established, with the world of the 'Myc’ being the one that is fast closing in. I have now found Speaker Cabinet/Enclosure produced from 'Myc', as well as Acoustic Panels, the usage of this material is ’mushrooming’ 😁. |
@terry9 The Projects are still rolling out, your a real learner and doer👨🎓. When wiring the Sub have a look at terminating directly onto the Voice Coil, this is the next method to become better known about and adopted for use with PC Triple C Wire on a Cabinet Speaker I have in use, I am informed it comes with little risk and am soon to be given advisories on the method. |
