The Palladian-A step beyond


The new cartridge from Acoustical Systems may finally be the LOMC to fully realise the theoretical advantages of the genus.
And convince those long-suffering audiophiles to whom the 'modern' MC presentation has been anathema to 'live sound'....that the realism of vintage LOMCs like the SPUs and FR-7 series has finally been recaptured 👀
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I've been looking over this thread and want to clear up a couple of things. I misread Raul's "email" post and referred to it as first hand information. I thought Raul was also a victim, but apparently not. However, I believe this is actual correspondence, not fabricated.

Ortofon only offers a conventional 2 point protractor. I don't know what they offered in the past. This became part of the discussion of Uni DIN protractor and alignment. I'm under the impression that the AS alignment device is like a Dennesen SoundTractor or Feikert, only more elaborate and with different templates for different spindle size.  Lewm commented in the past that AS protractor is a superior in its precision. CA has an alignment device of similar design as Dennesen. That's the one allegedly flawed, with the line of sight.

This has nothing to do with my objection to the post script I referred to previously. Many people are confused about alignment, but it's just math or measuring results.

The situation with deletions and revisions stinks. People talk about having their post deleted, but sometimes they do it, or a revision themselves as a strategy. My posts stand as is and I've made no request for a post to be deleted.


Fleib,
The Titanium screws are really good. I am also using them since a month with my Palladian in the Arche headshell. It is a pitty that all the good stuff is such pricy, especially on carts.
Hope you will have the chance listening to a Palladian in the next days or weeks. I would be curious what you think!

Dear solong, There are carts with different threads for the screws

as well those which need nuts in addition. Will you be so kind to

explain to the ''commons'' which size and length are usual as

well what  an resonable price-quality relation is. Thuchan scared us

to death by, uh, implication. If those titanium screws are ''pricy''

for him what about us?

Dear thuchan, I have 20 preadjusted carts/headshells  which can be

exchanged in 5 min. time in my FR-64. This means 40 of those

''pricy'' screws. But one should be thankful for each present so your

''one'' is welcome (grin).