Dear Axel: My experience on cartridges are that: experiences on cartridges, MC or MM. I don't now why I give the impresion that I'm or have a MM bias, I'm not.
I have several MC experiences with vintage and today cartridges ( I own and owned ) and like the MM ones the MC has its own advantages and dis-advantages, same with the MM.
+++++ " With the "right" cartridge, it is a VERY serious tonearm... " +++++
absolutely yes.
Btw, the non-perfect world on the cartridge building is more " delicate " because this audio item is not a " mass production " one but almost made each one by hand where we even find " differences " between cartridges on the same model. So what the " poor " V owners have to do is " wait " to be lucky with the cartridge we have. Of course that are some " things " that we can do but always this " things " are add-ons that ( one way or the other ) could compromise the performance.
Dertonarm, I have too some interesting subjects on the LP " standards ", we keep in touch very soon.
Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.
I have several MC experiences with vintage and today cartridges ( I own and owned ) and like the MM ones the MC has its own advantages and dis-advantages, same with the MM.
+++++ " With the "right" cartridge, it is a VERY serious tonearm... " +++++
absolutely yes.
Btw, the non-perfect world on the cartridge building is more " delicate " because this audio item is not a " mass production " one but almost made each one by hand where we even find " differences " between cartridges on the same model. So what the " poor " V owners have to do is " wait " to be lucky with the cartridge we have. Of course that are some " things " that we can do but always this " things " are add-ons that ( one way or the other ) could compromise the performance.
Dertonarm, I have too some interesting subjects on the LP " standards ", we keep in touch very soon.
Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.