Will do they cum up a lot, the A&R Cambridge 'HA10' unit is worth a go aswell
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Don't tempt me, Marco !!! :doh:
Since, I started hifi I promised myself never get into the MC "stuff". Not because of any questioning of quality, no. Simply because I had few ££ to spend on hifi and each £ spent had to be overly-optimized.
But now, it's not the case anymore, so... :scratch:
Anyway, I guess I'll have to listen to a "proper" MC setup to decide. But don't tempt me ! :cool:
Hi Dimitri,
If you ever fancy a holiday in North Wales.................... ;)Quote:
Don't tempt me, Marco !!! :doh:
Since, I started hifi I promised myself never get into the MC "stuff". Not because of any questioning of quality, no. Simply because I had few ££ to spend on hifi and each £ spent had to be overly-optimized.
But now, it's not the case anymore, so... :scratch:
Anyway, I guess I'll have to listen to a "proper" MC setup to decide. But don't tempt me ! :cool:
Marco.
Your not luring Dimitri into your cave by any chance :lol:
Bollocks.... If I remember rightly, it came in a kind of black powder-coated metal box with a little silver toggle switch on the front, and it was powered by a 9V battery :)
I remember the combo I had in the early 80s of the Ariston RD11s/Linn Basik LVV (with heavy AT magnesium headshell)/DL-103 into the MM phono stage of the Sondex S-230, with the Lentek head amp, was sublime!
Marco.