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Lyra Delos A truth teller or what?

My experience with the Lyra Delos has been good and to put it the best way too revealing?  So far my original vinyl sounds incredible, especially stuff from the Golden age of stereo.  Amazing to say the least.  However, newly remastered stuff sounds extremely overdone and in some cases unlistenable and I am talking about a lot of Classic reissues.  Is this just the way it will be or will this cartridge still relax a little as I only have roughly 50 hours or so on it?
tzh21y
downunder
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Interestingly the Lyra phono cable is all copper with low cap.
  Its all a balance, but frankly if you are happy missing information at the vinyl playback stage with a warm or rolled off cartridge, you will never get it back.

 Imo - Lyra rules 
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lewm
13,111 posts
 
Ask yourself whether you're in love with a rising top end, common to MC cartridges, or with a truly extended hf response.
Also, if lowest tip mass is paramount, we should all be listening to MI or induced magnet types.

tzh21y OP
1,654 posts
 
Oh My gosh.  Something just happened.  This is quite amazing.  Now everything sounds amazing.  The lower mids just filled in appropriately.  Just like that.  By far the best cartridge I have ever heard.
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thom_at_galibier_design
729 posts
 
Ask yourself whether you're in love with a rising top end, common to MC cartridges, or with a truly extended hf response.
Also, if lowest tip mass is paramount, we should all be listening to MI or induced magnet types.

Hi @lewm,

Well, it's all a balancing act.  I didn't mean to imply otherwise.

... Thom @ Galibiier Design
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