Cartridge Loading for a phono pre amp

What the load resistor does is three things: it detunes the resonant peak I mentioned earlier, thus eliminating the RFI and it causes the cantilever to be stiffer, possibly reducing the ability to trace high frequencies and certainly affecting the mechanical resonance of the cartridge and arm combination.

So you solve a problem for a phono section with a design bug, in exchange for introducing possible tracking issues. Not a good set of options IMO.

@atmasphere 

Since almost all MC cartridge manufacturer provide recommended minimum loading resistance, and usually the value is 10 times higher than the cartridge coil resistance.

My question is how significant that affect the cantilever to be stiffer and introducing possible tracking issues, OR its effect is negligible?

And may I ask how you fix that issue in your phono stage design?

@rauliruegas 

Please calm down, PLEASE!

This is a discussion forum, everyone is entitle to share their opinion and knowledge. If you disagree with somebody's responses, you're entitled to counter response! Why not be a gentleman and stop name calling? I believe all members of this thread are appreciated it.

@imhififan  : I think that all forum participants has a responsability and is not spread false information with no real evidence. That responsability comes by the fact that Agoners forums have different knowledge levels gentlemans and everyday comes rookies looking for advise looking for help so the higher knowledge level participants in the forums have all a higher responsability about that's exactly that: give help and good proved advises.

Don't you think? 

That " man " as other always " cry " with the forum moderators. They have no other " exit ".

In any forum and everytime I read that spreading lie I will post about. It's each one responsability and please don't tell me that call something " black "  that's " white " because this is a lie and I'm not a lier.

R.

Rauli,

Ad hominem attacks do not win arguments, in fact once you do that you've lost the argument no matter the merits of your point.

At this point in the discussion the only way to win the argument is with data that proves your point. Conjecture, opinion and assertion won't cut it any longer. Make a design of experiment that will produce a data set that will prove one side or the other; it shouldn't be too difficult to do within a well equipped audio lab. I think the results would be interesting and probably really surprising to all involved.