@lewm ha ha haa I understand! I had misunderstood your sentence.
So many great golden era DD tables out there, what do you recommend for $1000?
Pretty much as the title says.
Have been looking for a while for a decent DD table to add to my lot.
Have bought a few lower end ones and ultimately been dissapointed.
Now I know there were/ are literally hundreds of choices from the Japanese Golden era of DD tables.
Looking for suggestions from actual owners of solid DD tables up to about $1000 .
I have read and read but nothing substitutes for real experience.
This would likely not be my primary table, my Garrard 401 has that position for now.
Thank you.
Have been looking for a while for a decent DD table to add to my lot.
Have bought a few lower end ones and ultimately been dissapointed.
Now I know there were/ are literally hundreds of choices from the Japanese Golden era of DD tables.
Looking for suggestions from actual owners of solid DD tables up to about $1000 .
I have read and read but nothing substitutes for real experience.
This would likely not be my primary table, my Garrard 401 has that position for now.
Thank you.
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I have posted these videos before - this shows the speed accuracy of the DP80 over an entire album side 17 minutes and 28 seconds. The Timeline on the DP80 is about 26 feet away from the wall across the hall from my listening room, where the dot from the timeline laser is projected over the entire album side it moves forward about 3" or so - I have not calculated how accurate this is but its definitely well within specs. Good Listening Peter https://www.facebook.com/170947997876/videos/10154978712417877/ https://www.facebook.com/170947997876/videos/10154978713202877/ |
Not intending to make this a 'Pissing Competition' Peter..😝 But here is a video I made years ago of VICTOR TT-81 WITH TIMELINE I'm sure your Denon is very accurate, but if anyone has witnessed proof of the phenomenon known as 'Stylus Drag'....he knows that on many turntables, the speed will visually slow when the cartridge is lowered to the record and will likewise speed up when the arm is lifted. I'm not saying your Denon wouldn't preform as well as the Victors, nor am I saying there are no other turntables which could equal the feat of this TT-81 running three cartridges at the same time whilst being monitored by the Timeline. But I have seen no videos of any other turntable performing this feat 🤗 As such....I can claim with honesty, that this performance of speed accuracy and consistency, is currently 'matchless' 🤪 |
Well done Uber, I'm sure you won't regret this decision 👍 You may want to replace the capacitors in due course and you should of course, replace the original rubber mat with one of your own choice. The best sounding mat for the Victors I've found to be the Micro Seiki Cu-180 but I fear its weight might be too much for the bearing....so, believe it or not...the closest sounding mat to this heavy solid copper one is the Victor Pigskin mat (remember what I said about the Victor Engineering talents)? This mat however is virtually 'unobtanium'...so I found a close approximation to be the Jico Suede mats but I suspect they no longer make them. So HERE is a Pigskin Mat I found on Ebay which is worth trying....? Anyway...good luck. And don't forget to report back here with your impressions..🧐 |
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