Restock. Can you clarify how did you go about Lundahl transformer. I am not familiar with transformers at all. Can you help me to better understand it.
I will really appreciated it.
I will really appreciated it.
PHONO-Hagerman's Cornet or Wright Sound WPP200C
Hi.
I'm looking for advice, recommendations and fellow audiogoners with experience with above mentioned phono preamps.
I'm about to put my hands on LENCO 75 NOS and if everything goes well I will receive it in a week or two.
I'm planing to build my own plinth, replace original arm with MG-1 linear arm, and Denon 103R cartridge. Plinth will be probably made with combination of birch ply. and MDF ( it is going to be a massive and heavy plinth finish with high gloss - Ferrari Red paint ). As you can probably see, I can not wait to start this project.
One problem.
I was searching web and reading a lots of threads in order to find the right phono-stage. Now it is a toss up between Hagerman's - Cornet and Wright Sound - WPP200C.
Witch one of these do you think will be my best choice?
I'm looking for advice, recommendations and fellow audiogoners with experience with above mentioned phono preamps.
I'm about to put my hands on LENCO 75 NOS and if everything goes well I will receive it in a week or two.
I'm planing to build my own plinth, replace original arm with MG-1 linear arm, and Denon 103R cartridge. Plinth will be probably made with combination of birch ply. and MDF ( it is going to be a massive and heavy plinth finish with high gloss - Ferrari Red paint ). As you can probably see, I can not wait to start this project.
One problem.
I was searching web and reading a lots of threads in order to find the right phono-stage. Now it is a toss up between Hagerman's - Cornet and Wright Sound - WPP200C.
Witch one of these do you think will be my best choice?
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The Denon is very low output and would require an additional step-up to increase the gain before the Wright preamp. The Lundahl step-up can be found at K&K ($335 assembled). Alternatively, you can buy the WMT100 step-up by George Wright which is about $275 with an order of a new WPP200C. You could run the Denon directly but it will sound much better and quieter with the additional gain. |
Mingles, As much as I like the Wright, the JLTI just has more resolution, especially in terms or imaging, layering of images, and separation of instruments. The JLTI get attack and decay or notes right and captures the tone of natural instruments better than anything I heard in this price range. The Wright sounded soft and blurred in comparison. Don't get me wrong, the Wright is still an excellent phono and compares well to the EAR 834 and many other phonos I heard. I sent you an email with some more impressions - I hope that helps. |
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