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dxp100
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Vinyl Playback On Decware Equipment?
08/31/10 at 21:21:15
 
I'm curious to know what turntable, tonearm, cartridge, phono stage your using on Decware equipment?

Why did you choose such? Any specialized combinations that mate better with Decware equipment?
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BLFST
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Re: Vinyl Playback On Decware Equipment?
Reply #1 - 09/01/10 at 01:54:55
 
dxp100,

Can,t be too specific in answering part of your questions, but I can tell what I am using.

Prior to purchasing a Torrii II, I was using a MusicHall MMF5.1 with stock tonearm and utilizing the Goldring 1042 MM cartridge (upgrade from the stock Goldring).  When I purchased the my amp, I also ordered the Decware phono stage (my old amp had a build in phono stage).

I can't speak highly enouph about this combo.  It has all the bass and power that I could ever hope for.  The bass, while not as deep as my previous amps, is of much better quality.  I can hear much more detail in the bass than I ever had previously.  Just a note, I also utilize Decwares HDT speakers.

Sorry that I can't help on specialized combos, or with other turntables other than what I have.  

I listen to vinyl playback probably for 70 to 80 percent of the time, listening to CD for the remainder.  I defiantely prefer my vinyl listening sessions to that of CD.  

Hope this helps.

bill f
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Rap
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Re: Vinyl Playback On Decware Equipment?
Reply #2 - 09/02/10 at 09:34:40
 
Hi,
I'm using a Lenco Gl88 with a Sme 3009 ii and Kontrapunkt b connected to a Whesttwo phono stage and a Lenco Professional arm P77 with a nude Dl103 through a Musical Fidelity V3. (two arm player)

As for choosing, I don't like using step-up transformers but prefer MC cartridges so solid-state phono-amps are a must (fewer interconnects as well).
One arm is for medium compliance(SME) and the other (P77) for low/medium compliance carts (sometimes run a GE rpx for 78's) I guess I want a TT that can play anything.



These are connected via a passive-pre buffered with a Musical Fidelity buffer to a pair of mono'ed selects into HDT's MAC wires through out.
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