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    Well ok, mine is not the Tenuto mat but a solid copper mat on a DP80 and it's great. Maybe the combination of the Arche headshell and your arm are giving enough detail and the Tenuto is tipping it over the edge. I guess we can have too much of anything.
    My experience is as Oliver said.
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    To be honest, the 2kg it weighs may have had an adverse effect but still stunned.

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    Quote Originally Posted by paulf-2007 View Post
    Well ok, mine is not the Tenuto mat but a solid copper mat on a DP80 and it's great. Maybe the combination of the Arche headshell and your arm are giving enough detail and the Tenuto is tipping it over the edge. I guess we can have too much of anything.
    My experience is as Oliver said.
    I like that analogy.... never looked at it from that perspective.

    Also, I would consider that the DP80 to have as much if not more torque than the SP10... lol. (No bad comments please).

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    It all comes down to what you want to hear at the end of the day, I want to hear everything, good or bad but reading around American forums, they'd puke at the level of neutrality I prefer as they like warm and "vintage analogue" sound, WTF that means btw 😂

    It didn't suit and respect to Peter for putting his money where his mouth is and giving it a try.

    I still love mine wouldn't be without it. I'm listening now, put the rubber mat on and lost all the transparency and clarity. The Tenuto is a wonderful item.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigman80 View Post
    It all comes down to what you want to hear at the end of the day, I want to hear everything, good or bad but reading around American forums, they'd puke at the level of neutrality I prefer as they like warm and "vintage analogue" sound, WTF that means btw ��

    It didn't suit and respect to Peter for putting his money where his mouth is and giving it a try.

    I still love mine wouldn't be without it. I'm listening now, put the rubber mat on and lost all the transparency and clarity. The Tenuto is a wonderful item.
    i had to disagree with the chap on diy audio that rebuilt a dp80 with a CNC plinth, who said it sounded best with the rubber mat, but hadn't tried a copper mat. The rubber mat made it sound meh in comparison.
    Bakoon 13r Denon DP80 Stax UA-70 Shure Ultra 500 in a Martin Bastin body with jico stylus, project ds2 digital Rullit aero 8 field coils in tqwt speakers

    Office system, DIY CSS fullrange speakers with aurum cantus G2 ribbons yulong dac Sony STR6055 receiver Jvc QL-A51 direct drive turntable, Leema sub. JVC Z4S cart is in the house

    Garage system another Sony receiver, cassette deck


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    It's just one of those anomalies, Paul. It's in the ear of the owner.

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    I am really sorry guys that I’ve disappointed.

    But this my final words on the subject.

    We all like what we like (yes). I have spent a lifetime trying to get the best I can afford. The ARCHE’ Headshell was the best ever upgrade, followed by the Dynavector and then the Whest PS30 RTD SE . The McIntosh has been my main stay for many years and the Revolvers have been a revelation.

    Other stuff, has been and gone...... without a thought, but I don’t buy anything that I don’t think is worth a listen!!!!! DACs / SUTs included.

    The McIntosh SACD is probably the icing on the cake... but again, not to everybody’s cup of tea.! Very costly!!!!

    I really wanted the Tenuto to work........ but it was not to be. nothing wrong... but not quite right.

    Perhaps it’s something to do with my age (an old git) but who knows.

    Happy again with the kit I’ve got......... the way it is.

    For those doubting..... ask Nigel (aka Vinlyspinner) he has heard the best I have to offer.

    I really appreciate the comments made and if your happy with your stuff....... God Bless.

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    Well your striving for what YOU like best. Good luck
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    Quote Originally Posted by struth View Post
    Well your striving for what YOU like best. Good luck
    +1

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    Thank you Oliver / struth (aka grant)


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