Location: Dartmouth in beautiful Devon UK
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I'm up for a fettling session any time!!
Dave
Hi Martin
Oh yes its settled down ' and still improving though now its more subtle .
I made the mistake of posting comment's much too soon mad impetuous fool i am , in terms of noise ' vinyl roar ' surface noise all that stuff ' its probably the best or quietest i have ever used .
Despite the limitations of the stock arm ' i can hear a delicacy and finesse with enhanced low level detail ' that i did not think possible with this DJ's turntable .
What happens in the bass may surprise you the most though ' it stops and starts but with a real fluidity and tuneful quality .
Honestly Martin you are going to love it
Chris
We've gone on holiday by mistake !
Location: San Diego, CA
Posts: 251
I'm Dave.
So what's left to do to take the table all the way to the SP-10 level?
Current equipment: Cornscalas - Quicksilver Horn Monos - Technics 1210 M5G with Zu Denon 103R cartride and Haufe SUT.
Platter ? i would say maybe plinth but not so sure now ' if its such a negative impact on the sound !
Chris
We've gone on holiday by mistake !
Did I read somewhere that Mike New was also planning a platter at some future point or was I dreaming??
As you were, just checked on VE, yes there is a platter on the way.
Last edited by REM; 09-01-2010 at 14:50. Reason: Thought I'd Thunked It
A question for Dave Cawley ' will the new platter be ok with the Timestep bearing ? or just the Mike New only ? .
Chris
We've gone on holiday by mistake !
Location: San Diego, CA
Posts: 251
I'm Dave.
Well, whoever makes the replacement plinth needs to put in a spot for a 12" arm.
Current equipment: Cornscalas - Quicksilver Horn Monos - Technics 1210 M5G with Zu Denon 103R cartride and Haufe SUT.
Location: Dartmouth in beautiful Devon UK
Posts: 1,243
Hi Chris
Remember, everything takes time! The new platter will only work with the Mike New bearing, but there will be a very generous upgrade path for Timestep Bearing owners.
The new plinth, and we could be looking at 2 years, will take both a 9" and a 12" arm simultaneously.
Regards
Dave
Location: Cockermouth, Cumbria.
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