Other Technics alternatives to 1200/1210

[Pete]

Peter/Marco

Exactly! There isn't a clear answer. But a little reading is always pleasurable!

Dave

Dave,

How do you like your Neglex phono cable? Any comparisons you've made to others?

Pete

[Dave Cawley]

Only slightly not as good as silver/ptfe, but better than the low cost SME ones.

Dave

[Pete]

Only slightly not as good as silver/ptfe, but better than the low cost SME ones.

Dave

Can you provide sources for the silver/ptfe or neglex cables?

Thanks
Pete

[Dave Cawley]

Hi Pete

I supply the neglex cables see www.soundhifi.com/jelco.html

As for the silver/ptfe, you will have to wait, but expect £500++

Regards

Dave

[Pete]

Hi Pete

I supply the neglex cables see www.soundhifi.com/jelco.html

As for the silver/ptfe, you will have to wait, but expect £500++

Regards

Dave

uuhhhhh... I'll pass on the silver....

[Dave Cawley]

uuhhhhh... I'll pass on the silver....

Make your own! have some fun....

Dave

[Pete]

uuhhhhh... I'll pass on the silver....

Make your own! have some fun....

Dave

It may come to that at some point

[Marco]

Look at it this way. The world's most popular rubber band turntables slow down under dynamic load, they have low torque motors, and rely on the platter inertia to keep them going under dynamic load. The Nottingham analogue turntables have delibertely low torque motors to avoid transmitting motor vibrations to the Turntable platter.

A Technics DD (SL1200 or SP10 mkII) for example, will increase torque under load to maintain rotational speed.

Either will work if well implemented.

You pays yer money and your choice.

Indeed. I think though that the D/D solution is more purposeful and elegant

Oh, and of course rubber-band wobblers are for pee-soaked weenie boys

Marco.

[Dave Cawley]

Marco

Oh, and of course rubber-band wobblers are for pee-soaked weenie boys

That will alienate a lot of your members.

Dave

[Marco]

It's a well-known phrase amongst the cognoscenti, and of course entirely tongue-in-cheek

Marco.