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| Tonearm match for Goldfinger cartrige I used the Goldfinger with Graham Phantom II. Sound better than a couple of Clearaudio arms on a Innovation table. | |
| Solid state phono/linestage vs Tubes I have a XV1S on Graham/Clearaudio innovation Into Rhea Sig/ML 326S/ML334/Wilson Sasha. No tube noise at 62dB. I did change to NOS Mazda/RadioTechnique/Telefunken 12ax7 and Matsushita 6922. I tried a few ss phono incl. the ML internal phono and th... | |
| What M/C for Clearaudio Satisfy Tonearm? I upgraded from the Maestros to a Dynavector XV1S for the same turntable setup for same kind of music. Was going to try one of Clearaudio or Lyra MCs but a nice used XV1S came along. It is good for the next table or arm upgrade too. Good luck. | |
| Thoughts on replacing an ageing pair of B&W N804s I too had the 804s for like 8 years and thought highly of the Nautilus series. I then decided to change for the fun of it. I got an used pair of Revel GEMS with its stands and a Revel B15 subwoofer like 3 years ago. With the same set-up, the sound... | |
| What amps do Electrical Engineers own...why? Since Schw06 says not enough EEs so here is my 1st post on Agon. Specs is necessary but not sufficient for good sound. The Ears are better at deciding than the specs. My wife is not an audiophile but can tell me which one is better. Of course she ... | |
| B W CDM 9 NT versus Nautilus 804 I listened to both the CDM 9NT and 804N with the same front end and CDs. I can hear the obvious difference and decide on the 804N. Clearer, better soundstage, imaging ... like the above extensive input. I bought the 804N used instead of new CDM 9N... |