Recommended a highly resolving cartridge

@theophile 

Have you been attending the lewm school of Yamaha GT 2000 series misinformation?

If so, You’ve graduated with a Magna Cum Laude.

I know which arm you are speaking of: However, I have never laid eyes on that arm. Let alone owned one. Let alone used one.

ok - so here is your system page ( see below ) - I am talking about the pictures of "your" turntables in your system page. 

Included in your pictures on your system page is a straight tonearm with non offset bearings ( black TT ) and a GT2000 with an s shaped arm with what looks like offset bearings.

Now maybe the point I was making about the impact on azimuth when adjusting VTA on tonearms with offset and non offset bearings may be beyond your level of understanding, but your assertion that

Whatever it is you are smoking/snorting/injecting/quaffing sure evokes some fantastic writing. 

is asinine.

Please don't flatter yourself that I take the time to post on this forum to annoy you, I post my comments so that other folk who are more open minded and keen to learn can benefit from others experiences.

 

Yamaha GT 2000/ KRK Expose E8B system

by theophile on January 30, 2013 Ever Evolving

Description

Continue to experiment with turntable support.

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Components 

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  • Yamaha Yamaha GT 2000X and Yamaha GT 2000
  Japan Only Ultra Direct Drive turntables.

   

  The GT 2000 released in 1982. YA-39 arm.

   

  The GT 2000X. Limited Edition released in 1985. YSA-1 arm.

   

  Also use aftermarket outboard 24V

Take it outside fellas! Let's keep this thread civil and on topic thanks. 

Neither of the arms, whether on the Black GT 2000 nor on the GT 2000X have non-offset yoke with offset headshell.

Thus fantasy.

Dear @newton_john    : " 

Although it is branded as Linn, it is a Lyra made cartridge. "

 

Well, as Lyra cartridges and Linn/ Audioquest the cartridges were manufactured by Scan-Tech and designed by Lyra.

 

Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,

R.

 

Dear @theophile   : I imagine that you don't use any more the 5000 A. I think that as a vintage unit Luxman made a great work with.

 

R.