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Excellent system Richard and great pictures...just finished reading this thread and enjoyed it immensely .:) I had some problems with glass shelves myself when I had the mf1000, and used sorbothane feet which changed the sound completely for the better.
Sorry I've been a bit of a pillock here - you guys saying 'glass shelves?' etc and I use the turntable on an Audiotech table in the main room. :scratch:
Then I realised of course that the photos were taken on the spare (redundant) Equinox shelf in our music room but yes, I'm of the opinion that glass shelves aren't in many cases a turntable's friend.
Ah yes, I just presumed that the T/T was used on the shelves it was pictured with... In that case, try some Sorbothane feet. I'm sure that there are benefits to be had by doing that :)
Marco.
:hmm: it all looks a bit monochrome.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gromit
Perhaps a new headshell would help?
http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NzQyWDE2MD..._id=8800005007
Only kidding! :) - that looks a fab bit of kit. :thumbsup: Looking forward to its Scalford debut.
The good thing about Isonoes is that they apparently lighten the sound by getting rid of the heavy/slow/leaden bass boom caused by excessive mechanical feedback. I say apparently, because the outcome is far better definition in the bass.
Sorry to butt in, but did you go to the Bristol show yesterday, Martin, as planned? :)
Marco.
I couldn't as our server upgrades were a pain and we had to get the Smoothwall people in to diagnose a problem that they had created. All in all a stressful day and all ideas of getting to Bristol went out the window :(
Another pair of little Royds arriving tomorrow. :gig:
Can't wait!! :)
Spill the beans Richard :lol: You seem to be holding on to those 2010is . Are they really that good ?