Jcar, thanks for the comments on compatibility and preference. So well stated that I wish I would have said it. LOL
Bob
Bob
Lyra Atlas compared to Lyra Titan i
Some days ago I made a comparison, in the same System, same Arm, same Headshell, same cables ....
It was quite interesting :-)
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Lyra Atlas
Lyra Titan i
... to make a long story short:
Both are very good cartridges, but the Titan still amazed me
[Even after all those years].
The differences are in the tonal preference what the Listener likes to hear, for example the sustain of instruments (Atlas) or the linear reproduction of voices (Titan i)
It was quite interesting :-)
Screensavers
Lyra Atlas
Lyra Titan i
... to make a long story short:
Both are very good cartridges, but the Titan still amazed me
[Even after all those years].
The differences are in the tonal preference what the Listener likes to hear, for example the sustain of instruments (Atlas) or the linear reproduction of voices (Titan i)
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Well, after long time comparisons there is no doubt... Unfortunately, not subtle, the differences in musicality (when we can name it that way) is amazing. Tone done right. A lot can be written about, but all description were already used for Cartridges which are a pain to listen to in real life, so it is the way it is. Here is the extraordinary object of musical presence: The KING of Lyras |
So you are writing that to get an Olympos, one must buy a used Parnassus somewhere, somehow, extract the magnets and then send them to Lyra and wait for a new (with used magnets) Olympos to be built. OK, I sit corrected: The Olympos is still available. What would this cost and is it more or less expensive than the readily available Atlas? |
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