Airtangent vs Kuzma airline

Dear Rugyboogie: J.Allaerts@pandora.be

Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.

I received the Kuzma Airline and finally had the time to set it up. Everything went smoothly. No hickups what so ever. Playing Lp's for almost 8 hrs and having a blast. Very very good, to my ears anyway. I can hardly wait to start learning the ways of vinyl. I bought a Denon 103 for the short term and it sounds amazing. My Dynavector XV-1s shows up next week and I am really looking forward to this.
Will buy the loricraft cleaner and then decide on the phono stage.
Thanks for the great advice from all of you.
Mike

Rug: The difference between my set up of the arm and the set up done by Bill Parrish once my TT stand arrived was the difference between excellent and out of this world.

Arm absolutely level and then and only then, balanced.- There is a trick to doing this that goes way beyond simply using a spirit level for the platform. If truly levelled, Bill flicked the arm and it 'bounced' in place, not moving left or right- not recommending that you try that without reading the instructions, but- again, getting an experienced set up guy could make a profound difference in your final
performance.

VTA- differences are not subtle. Is the arm 'zero'd' so you can adjust VTA properly? (I don't usually harp on VTA, but with this arm, small adjustments are not only easy to make, but absolutely critical to its full performance).

Mike,

A word of advise. The Dynavector needs a long time to break in. Just let it play for at least 100 hours. I would almost say don't listen as you will be dissappointed. After about maybe 200 hours all of a sudden it will just "snap" into place.

Good luck.

Hi Dgad,

What cartridge did you use w. the Davinci arm?

Well in both TA were mounted the Takeda Miyabi. Used two Klyne Phonopre the DPS TT had the Schroeder DPS ,the new Belt-Drive and the new Power supply.

Regards Karl-Heinz