Dear @chungjh : Come on, why are you on a hurry?.
First than all you need to make the set up on what you bougth then after 20-30 hours make the " fine tunning " job and after that listen it for at least 50 hours and then decide what you don't like it or what you think you could need as an up-grade.
Anyway, is up to you.
Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,
R. |
Seems like a good buy. Any details on the phono? Oh and is the 103r in the stock plastic body?
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Regarding the phono stage (that he made), this is what the seller said. Any preamp with an auxiliary input will work. The "Takata phono stage" will drive any 5k or higher input impedance, with gain ideally around 10dB (depending on your power amp and speakers). As it is, you do not plug it into phono input. One day, you may get the urge to do a little surgery on the phono stage, and try the MC step-up transformers connected directly to your phono input. Inside the cabinet, are the schematics for the Cine-Mag step-up transformers connection options and the phono stage, which will make it easy to understand how I’ve set them up. From experience, however, many vacuum tube phono stages suffer from higher noise, or tube microphonic issues, forcing one to buy super-premium grade tubes. I’ve also included spare transistors for the non-standard power supply regulator along with that schematic. Don’t worry if this doesn’t make sense right now.
The cartridge is aluminum not plastic.
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@rauliruegas
I agree with you. However, never having had an hifi analog system, I am not even sure I will be able to hear what could be improved, unless it is super obvious. One never knows the deficiency of a decent system unless you hear a GREAT system. These days, listening to other gears is highly impractical. |
What do you all recommend for vinyl cleaning. Is ultrasonic the way to go? |
