A revisit to the Denon has Landed.

[Boyse6748]

To me, it looks like the arm "Desperate Dan" would have built and used.

Well, I’ve not heard of a £6000 arm being called desperate Dan !!!!

An arm that traces the cutting profile intrigues me somewhat.... you really have to see this arm close up to truly appreciate its beauty.

All to our own. ..... happy days.


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[Boyse6748]

leave me it in the will

Grant, as I don’t have too long to go........ I will nominate you accordingly. Sorry .... for me this is the panicle of design perfection.

Peter


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[RobbieGong]

To me, it looks like the arm "Desperate Dan" would have built and used.

Er ! nah ... I'm guessing you're saying it looks substantial and strong ?

[Barry]

Well, I’ve not heard of a £6000 arm being called desperate Dan !!!!

An arm that traces the cutting profile intrigues me somewhat.... you really have to see this arm close up to truly appreciate its beauty.

All to our own. ..... happy days.

I was referring to its looks, and yes I have seen one. I thought about buying a DV505 in the mid '70s.

Not sure what you mean by: "An arm that traces the cutting profile ..."? Isn't that a function of the cartridge stylus profile and if a parallel tracking tonearm is used?

[walpurgis]

for me this is the panicle of design perfection

Ah. A panicle. You don't see many of those.

[RobbieGong]

Ah. A panicle. You don't see many of those.

[Boyse6748]

I was referring to its looks, and yes I have seen one. I thought about buying a DV505 in the mid '70s.

Not sure what you mean by: "An arm that traces the cutting profile ..."? Isn't that a function of the cartridge stylus profile and if a parallel tracking tonearm is used?

Not that I’m an expert by any means, but the idea of a Bi-Axis inertia controlled tonearm that reproduces the exact signal from the record groove somewhat intrigues me..

The prof of the pudding is what it produces. I do believe, there ain’t no other arm that does that.

It does it for me...... if not for you. (God Bless)

Peter


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[Boyse6748]

Not that I’m an expert by any means, but the idea of a Bi-Axis inertia controlled tonearm that reproduces the exact signal from the record groove somewhat intrigues me..

The prof of the pudding is what it produces. I do believe, there ain’t no other arm that does that.

It does it for me...... if not for you. (God Bless)

Peter


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Dear all,

This was just to show my happiness after many years of trying to achieve perfection....in which is almost impossible, but I’ve got it pretty close.

I love this forum and the comments but I believe I’m on a loser...... so hear endth the sermon.

We all like what we like.......

I thank you for your comments

Peter


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[Bigman80]

I love it. That arm looks truly spectacular for many different reasons but I can see why it would divide opinion.

The more money i spend, the less I worry about what others think. Advice is always welcome but critique is only a point of view. Enjoy your TT and arm. It's beautiful and I'm sure is sounds as good as anything "top end" that you will find.

A SP10 MK2 v Denon is definitely required in the name of science!!!!

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[RobbieGong]

Hey Peter, bath in the joy of it, too right

I never thought I'd go back to it but I've been looking into mats (Dont start Marco ) as I sense there's a bit to be got there if I choose the right one - Got one on the way, all will be revealed in due course