The Graham Phantom Arm works with a wide range of cartridges on a superior level. The Zyx carts are generally very good, no matter what kind of music you prefer. All your choices do a good job but when you have to buy it without listening to it before, a Zyx is a safe recommendation.
Choice of riaa and pickup - Norway callin'
Hi!
I have bought myself a Eat Forte S turntable. Its fitted with a Project 12 inch evo carbon arm. Arm mass is 10,5 grams. In 2014 I plan to upgrade to a better arm, such as a Graham Phantom Supreme.
I have been looking at various amps and pickups, and I am now focusing on Parasound JC3 and ASR Mini Basis mk3 for the amps, and Lyra Delos, Ortofon Cadenza Bronze, Dynavector XX-2 mkII or ZYX R100/R1000.
I am looking for neutral sound with body and soul.
My equipment are Wilson Audio Sophia 2, Burmester 082, Burmester 061, Revox B78 mk2, Nordost Thor, etc.
Any thoughts about the products and matching would be very much appreciated.
Cheers Toffen
I have bought myself a Eat Forte S turntable. Its fitted with a Project 12 inch evo carbon arm. Arm mass is 10,5 grams. In 2014 I plan to upgrade to a better arm, such as a Graham Phantom Supreme.
I have been looking at various amps and pickups, and I am now focusing on Parasound JC3 and ASR Mini Basis mk3 for the amps, and Lyra Delos, Ortofon Cadenza Bronze, Dynavector XX-2 mkII or ZYX R100/R1000.
I am looking for neutral sound with body and soul.
My equipment are Wilson Audio Sophia 2, Burmester 082, Burmester 061, Revox B78 mk2, Nordost Thor, etc.
Any thoughts about the products and matching would be very much appreciated.
Cheers Toffen