I used to have Dynaudio C1 monitor. I think Sound Lab is much better, maybe because of 45 degree dispersion angle and the clarity of ESL. Since you have experience with 1200G's, what turntable/tonearm gave you a big jump in sound?
I am enjoying my analog system, but what can I do to improve?
I currently have Technics 1200G turntable with Dynavector 17XD cartridge playing through Kitsune LCR 1 MK5 phono pre and Allnic L7000 preamp. My amps are Pass X350.5 and Benchmark AHB2 driving Sound Lab ESL speakers. My system sounds great, but I am wondering how I can take my system to another level. What do you think?
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Dear @chungjh : These items could help you:
https://www.basisaudio.com/basis-reflex-clamp/ https://www.zavfino1877.com/copy-of-leather-mat
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To the OP After writing two lengthy posts that both got lost in the either, I've given up. Take a look at my Technics projects, a lot of work that made only a small improvement. https://www.jkwynn.co.uk/Projects.html This is why I say try a different deck, don't take recommendations, try and listen to other set ups and buy something you like the sound of, is the best advice I can give. The Sound Lab are god speakers, I just question their suitability in your room. |
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