Just a word in support of Jcarr. He's been involved on this and other audio forums for longer than I can remember and his contributions are invariably worthwhile. I've never owned a Lyra, yet he's occasionally taken time to correct misunderstandings in my posts and educate me. Never once did I find that offensive.
Jcarr's correction of one post of mine had a fundamental influence on how I maintain cartridges. As my practices (the Magic Eraser) have been widely adopted by hundreds if not thousands of vinylphiles, it's fair to say that Jcarr deserves some credit for improving the performance of thousands of catridges, most of which are not Lyras. For that and virtually everything else he posts he receives precisely nothing but some well-deserved goodwill.
I learned something from his post on this topic, regarding why some cartridges need less VTF over time. That was fascinating. Thank you Jonathon, not for the first time.
Jcarr's correction of one post of mine had a fundamental influence on how I maintain cartridges. As my practices (the Magic Eraser) have been widely adopted by hundreds if not thousands of vinylphiles, it's fair to say that Jcarr deserves some credit for improving the performance of thousands of catridges, most of which are not Lyras. For that and virtually everything else he posts he receives precisely nothing but some well-deserved goodwill.
I learned something from his post on this topic, regarding why some cartridges need less VTF over time. That was fascinating. Thank you Jonathon, not for the first time.