Lol... Probably is, where mine is concerned! :eyebrows:
Marco.
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Lol... Probably is, where mine is concerned! :eyebrows:
Marco.
Wow £1000 for a tonearm cable, how much was your cart and phonostage?
Cart £1.7K, Phonostage £1.5K (about to be upgraded for something better).
Well, most say that the tonearm cable is, by far, the most important one in the chain -the Tyr is probably one of the best in the market. Had the Heimdall and Frey, both fantastic, so I can only imagine how good the bigger brother must be.:)
But, gentlemen, enough of this polite conversation. Let the battle commence!
I really want to hear what you gents think of the "Greek" cable - especially with Andrew's matching with my very beloved Ortofon Cadenza Black!:cool:
Absolutely, but we also need to keep things in perspective...
I'm not expecting the "Greek" cable to be the best in the world; simply to offer high SPPV, which is why I'm comparing it to the Furutech, which at £435, is more of a 'mid-market' tonearm cable, although extremely capable with it.
If the £160 "Greek" cable can compete with that (never mind the TYR), then as far as I'm concerned, it'll be a result! :cool:
Marco.
Indeed, John. I think that's undoubtedly a fact.
Personally, I wouldn't spend £1000 (or more) on a tonearm cable *unless* it was RADICALLY superior to the best of the breed at around £200, but of course each to his or her own :)
Marco.
It's my new 'SP12'! Ja loike it? :lol:
No reason why the cable won't also do the same trick with MMs...
Marco.