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Old 25th Feb 2020, 2:33 pm   #41
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Default Re: LP12 Turntable - Vintage Amp Options

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You measured at the speaker terminals, Martin? That means your turntable, arm, cartridge, cables and amplifier are all b*ggered.... they've been measured! they'll never sound right again to a true aficionado. You'll have to throw them all away and replace them.

David
It’s OK David- I only used the purest copper connections to the measuring gear in order to avoid accidental contamination of the system. And all my kit is sufficiently old that the electrons and holes have long overcome their well-known initial mobility hesitation that can render the sound of brand new equipment vulnerable to external influences from objective measurement.

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Old 25th Feb 2020, 2:43 pm   #42
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Appreciate the comments that the Quad won't support a moving coil cartridge so again I'll look at this in the near future.
There were some decent pre-amps available, notably the Lentek and the Ortofon MCA76.
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