If your ever going to get the most out of your LPs it will take an upgrade of your analog front end. I've owned a MMF-9 and it is a nice TT; but if you listen to 90% vinyl, a serious TT and arm is in order. Back in the analog only day I used to recommend to my friends that they spend at least half the purchase price on the front end. Most would ignore this advice and buy expensive speakers and a big amp with little left for a TT and cart. Then they would wonder why their system didn't sound as good as they thought it should. An amp and speakers will only sound as good as what is fed into them.
"only one shot"
Now, the time has come.. The day I’ll decide what amp I should go for.(Money already…)
Please everyone.. I promise this is gonna be the last question “what should I buy” from me. I need more opinion for this think .. I have only “one shot” to go.
Final candidates.
-Jeff Rowland Model 112
-Belles 350 A
-Audio research VT100 MKIII
-BAT VK-200 (have to use adaptor for RCA to XLR…getting poor sound?)
-McIntosh MC252
90% LP.. 90% Jazz… Run with Music Hall MMF9 + grodo Statement and Audio research SP9 MKIII + Proac 1SC
The last set for my life before I’ll keep money to build the house….hahha
Please me
Please everyone.. I promise this is gonna be the last question “what should I buy” from me. I need more opinion for this think .. I have only “one shot” to go.
Final candidates.
-Jeff Rowland Model 112
-Belles 350 A
-Audio research VT100 MKIII
-BAT VK-200 (have to use adaptor for RCA to XLR…getting poor sound?)
-McIntosh MC252
90% LP.. 90% Jazz… Run with Music Hall MMF9 + grodo Statement and Audio research SP9 MKIII + Proac 1SC
The last set for my life before I’ll keep money to build the house….hahha
Please me