Sorry Dover,
I did mis-read your Post.
I did mis-read your Post.
Vintage DD turntables. Are we living dangerously?
And the winner is ..... Belt drive Onedof turntable. Richard - one final correction. Halcro keeps posting the VPI Direct Drive raw graph. 10-16-15: HalcroUnfortunately the raw graph Halcro posts is in fact the Onedof turntable. Here is the link to the original graphs - VPI Direct & Onedof raw data graphs Figure 2 is the VPI Direct raw data graph. Figure 3 is the Onedof raw data graph. Interesting to note that the smoothest raw data graph by a substantial margin is the Onedof TT with stretchy rubber belt drive and high mass platter. Fremers testing and listening notes that the Onedof and Caliburn turntables have similar absolute results, but different shaped graphs They sound substantially different in character, perhaps the raw data graphs go partly to explain it. This of course is conjecture only. |
*since the availability of the Feikert Speed App I have regularly stated that the Data downloaded on its 'Chart Info' was imprecise and non-scientific as it was not possible to duplicate the results from test to test.* Why do we give credence to this in a magazine? Stereophile is Amateur Hour, unprofessional and lacking expertise. Too much trouble for them to conduct a proper test? Read the specs page on the VPI Direct and all it has is the price. |