Yes, on a quite different deck - but a Technics with a different bearing, platter etc is a quite different deck to a standard Technics or a Garrard etc.
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Yes, on a quite different deck - but a Technics with a different bearing, platter etc is a quite different deck to a standard Technics or a Garrard etc.
No elaboration?
Yeah, there is an elaboration, will write it all out later when I have a bit more time.
:thumbsup: Ok, that sounds good.
Indeed, although Andy (whom I'd been chatting with about the subject) doesn't use a standard Technics... In fact, few of us here do.Quote:
Originally Posted by YNWaN
Marco.
I thought a Garrard was mentioned though and although there aren't many entirely standard Technics', many seem to have very different levels of modification and/or replacement bits.
Yup, Andy owns a (heavily modded) Techy and a 401. The former he considers benefits from the use of a Resomat, but the jury's still out on the latter.
In any case, as is usual with these things (mats, record weights, etc), there are no absolutes, no matter what turntable is used - it's case of 'suck it and see' :)
Marco.
I have contacted Vic, and I await a response.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Yep thats my 301. I wonder if the Resomat works best on techie's with just the mike new bearing or similar replacement?Quote:
Originally Posted by YNWaN
Marco, its a 301 and not a 401 . It will be some time before I start comparing mats on the 301 simply because that bloke Stan from Beresford hifi fame has produced a f'kin awesome DAC and I cant stop listening to CD's now. :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Ah - thanks for the correction! :)
Marco.