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    Hi Mike
    Im still trying to get there, its great when you do.
    Pity they don't still produce the ADC range, they had some fantastic Carts.

    Original Stylus in link below
    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ADC-XLM1-...dFE3:rk:6:pf:0



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    Turntable; Rega p8
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    Quote Originally Posted by STD305M View Post
    Hi Mike
    Im still trying to get there, its great when you do.
    Pity they don't still produce the ADC range, they had some fantastic Carts.

    Original Stylus in link below
    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ADC-XLM1-...dFE3:rk:6:pf:0



    Steve
    Hi Steve,

    Saw that one but I think I'd need the iii version?

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    I had an XLMIII. Sold it. Stupid, stupid boy...
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    Wavy grooves go thru a RigB 540ML on an SL1500C. Digits stream from a cheapie CDP and a Sonos, into a Yamaha 803D driving Kralk Audio little 'uns. I used to have a Linn but I'm better now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikeyb View Post
    Hi Steve,

    Saw that one but I think I'd need the iii version?
    XLM III is the best of them apart from the rare ZLM.
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    XLM III is the best of them apart from the rare ZLM.
    I read that too, I'm keeping an eye out for one but having listened to this XLM III right through from fitting it earlier tonight, I'm more than happy with it. If a ZLM appears then I'll try for it but won't be too disappointed if I fail

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jason P View Post
    I had an XLMIII. Sold it. Stupid, stupid boy...
    I can only sympathise with you now that I've heard one

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikeyb View Post
    I read that too, I'm keeping an eye out for one but having listened to this XLM III right through from fitting it earlier tonight, I'm more than happy with it. If a ZLM appears then I'll try for it but won't be too disappointed if I fail
    I had a few years back and really enjoyed them. The older 10E Mk.IV sounds near enough the same and I've still got one and a spare stylus. Sounds excellent!

    Got a couple of 10E Mk.II's and a 550XE from the sixties as well, they are also very nice.

    Ideally, the XLM III should really be used in a lowish mass arm. They respond well to a bit of damping though and I'm betting the 774 arm would surprise you if you gave it a whirl with the ADC.
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post

    Ideally, the XLM III should really be used in a lowish mass arm. They respond well to a bit of damping though and I'm betting the 774 arm would surprise you if you gave it a whirl with the ADC.
    I would try the 774 but hearing how it sounds tonight on my 20g FR arm ( complete opposite mass wise to the 774 ) I'm loathe to change it.

    Maybe one day I'll try it. But it's a bit of a guddle changing armboard and everything so for now I'm leaving it.

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    I still have a couple of ADC 25s (each complete with three different size/profile stylii) as well as a pair of ADC 10E Mk. IV (again with several styli).

    They are part of a small collection of vintage fixed-coil cartridges I have built up consisting of ADC, B&O and Decca designs plus an AKG, and my first 'serious' cartridge: the Shure M55E.
    Barry

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    Happy for you and yes I have had the feeling with hifi
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