Dear Henry, There is this notion about the 'reduction of complexity'. Our brain already select between 'long'- and 'short term' data and also devide our actions in 'routine' and 'conscious'. I divided my 'just listening to the music' , as you put it, from my 'messing' with the componets by installing two separate systems. In my living
room there is the 'constant' Kuzma Stabi Reference with Triplanar and the Reed 2 A both with fast headshells by which I seldom change anything. To satisfy my 'messing
needs' I installed an second system im my bedroom with the
SP-10 , FR-64 and Lustre 801 , both with exchangable headshells. Because I deed this only recently and descovered, as you predicted, the joy of 'messing' with
3 carts in one single day, I spend at present the most time in my bedroom... However when the 'sickness' is cured I intend to 'return' to my listening room . The precondition (for the cure)is : don't buy any cart anymore.
BTW regarding the FR-66. I don't like the dimensions but I understand that an architect loves 'huge projects'.
Regards,
room there is the 'constant' Kuzma Stabi Reference with Triplanar and the Reed 2 A both with fast headshells by which I seldom change anything. To satisfy my 'messing
needs' I installed an second system im my bedroom with the
SP-10 , FR-64 and Lustre 801 , both with exchangable headshells. Because I deed this only recently and descovered, as you predicted, the joy of 'messing' with
3 carts in one single day, I spend at present the most time in my bedroom... However when the 'sickness' is cured I intend to 'return' to my listening room . The precondition (for the cure)is : don't buy any cart anymore.
BTW regarding the FR-66. I don't like the dimensions but I understand that an architect loves 'huge projects'.
Regards,