I have the 20x2L and find the bass authoritative and deep. Maybe adjust the cart/tonearm to your taste as needed.
Next step up from the Dynavector 20x2 for more bass?
Hi everyone I have officially had my very first moving coil cartridge for almost a week. The Dynavector 20x2L version my last cartridge was a ortofon 2m bronze. The Dynavector is everything the 2m wasn't. Fast more clear and no sense of slugging and better detail. The only thing the Dynavector That I'm disaponted is the bass definition. Don't kid me wrong the bass goes lower on bass heavy tracks. But it lacks bass being pronounced and definition which the 2m bronze has.
So my question would it be worth Getting the Dynavector xx2 because I hear nothing but good things of the bass response on it?
So my question would it be worth Getting the Dynavector xx2 because I hear nothing but good things of the bass response on it?
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You could try adjusting VTA and weight. +1. If the cartridge is new, break in may also be a factor. Here is a link by Lloyd Walker on Fine Tuning your turntable: https://walkeraudio.com/lloyd-walker-on-fine-tuning-your-turntable/ You will note that he mentions under 'General Rules and Effects' that lowering the tracking force and/or raising the VTA you should get better bass definition. |
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