Ahh , could be Kondo stuff perhaps , it looks silver .Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalek Supreme D L
Are you happy with the two Techy's then ?
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Ahh , could be Kondo stuff perhaps , it looks silver .Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalek Supreme D L
Are you happy with the two Techy's then ?
Works in progress Chris ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by chris@panteg
Regards D S D L
That is a gorgeous looking turntable Neil. The arm, mat and clamp look fantastic :)
Thanks NickQuote:
Originally Posted by Beechwoods
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Lovely pics and collection of Techies, Neil! :respect:
Is that a Clavis strapped to the SME V on the blue Techy? It's one of the few Lyras I like!
Interesting putting a Frog on a Jelco.... :eyebrows: Not sure that's a combo I'd have gone for. Have you tried the Frog on the SME V? That should work really well.
You need to summarise your thoughts on the Techies soon. I'll be interested to know what your thoughts are on the subject. Just checking, you've got an MN bearing, haven't you?
Marco.
Marco,
I realise you own the forum and can say what you like but as they say in Yorkshire....strap back...MN platter, boring, SME arm, boring, SL1200, boring, let's talk about something interesting and fresh...Huddersfield Town FC getting promoted soon....yyyyyyeahhhhhhhhhh
Lol - well I'm rather interested in what Neil has to say on the subject, especially as I know that a) he's got discerning ears (ones I respect and value), and b) he is painstakingly thorough when assessing equipment! :)
Huddersfield town? Ha - you will support Mickey Mouse teams!! :lol:
Marco.
Yes its a very low hours Clavis. Nice when you get it right but its an awkward customer that really sounds best using a MM stage and a quality SUT ime.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
I think you are right about the Frog (yes sounds great on my Graham and on the SME), though its not too bad on it. I have a heavy Ortofon 7500 that should work quite well on the Jelco. Yes there is a Mike New bearing in the equation ;)
Regards D S D L
The Frog works really well on the SME V - I've heard that combo, and it's rather good! Loads of detail and finesse.
The Jelco only really comes into its own with high-quality MMs (like the current Nagaokas), or ideally, low-compliance MCs, such a the DL-103, SPU, EMT, etc. You also need to hear it with a top-notch aftermarket headshell fitted, such as the Oyaide, or the high-mass Ortofons and Audio Technicas, which are available.
That makes a massive difference! The stock headshell is quite poor, IMO, and isn't representative of the superlative engineering of the rest of the arm.
So which T/T has been given the (huge) advantage of the MN bearing? ;)
Marco.
I am not sure I agree entirely re the Jelco. It has sounded pretty good with a couple of the MC's I own...not the Clavis though. The VDH Frog is a Gold :) which is very tasty indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
If I start messing with head shells this will never get done ;) + the cost is a tad high for the ones you mention. I do have a few Sumiko's though; not tried those yet.
The blue deck has the MN bearing.
Regards D S D L