Timestep vs Mike New - opinions?

All we need to see is an FM demodulation of a test tone recording

It's called a wow and flutter meter. But your first two posts are arguably confrontational, at a very odd time too?

I'm not sure why you are talking about speed stability, but I'll give you the benefit of doubt. So perhaps you can give us your take and experience on speed stability?

Dave

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Originally Posted by sq225917

Has anyone actually done before and after comparisons measuring the various speed control modification options from all the different manufacturers?

All we need to see is an FM demodulation of a test tone recording. It's nice reading all the waffle and cod psychology in the marketing spiel but speed stability is the easiest thing to measure on a deck, why don't any of them provide the comparison before and after data?

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Simon

There are other forums where your style of posting and objectavist views are more comfortably accommodated than here on AOS. Art of Sound is an ears first forum (not saying measurements don't have there place by the way) so your aggressive tone is not welcome here.

Your second post on AOS is designed to wind people up and nothing more imho. In saying that though what you propose has merit, just not the way you propose it.


Regards D S D L

Edit now heading for three posts and no post in Hello and Welcome. I fear Simon is here to troll and thus is heading for extermination.

It does seem that some people like to offer windups with every post, but it would be interesting to see how "others" have dealt with fine-tuning the techie motor supply. At least Dave C has published figures and screen-shots of the results of his efforts and they (the results) do seem very good to be fair. The very close tolerance Mike new bearing probably helps too, and I daresay there would be figures for that as well to back up the audible improvements it gives.

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Originally Posted by sq225917

It's nice reading all the waffle and cod psychology in the marketing spiel but speed stability is the easiest thing to measure on a deck, why don't any of them provide the comparison before and after data?

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All the speed regulation is performed in the Technics main circuit board so how are you going to differentiate between external PSUs by just reading speed regulation on a meter? The external power supply needs several characteristics to be successful and regulated voltage is just one of them.