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In Reply to: I own an SL 1000 posted by Penguin on March 26, 2015 at 09:49:20:
Penguin (A) on March 26, 2015 at 09:49:20
" I also own a JVC QL-7 and a Dual 721. I would venture that the Dual would have some advantages in sound over the SL-1200 because of the coreless motor."
That has been my experience. I prefer tables with coreless motor and once I'm used to the smooth texture, I cannot go back to a more coarse presentation. Whether your other tables have better dynamic range, wider bandwidth, more neutral, blah blah blah, if I don't hear the smooth texture, I won't care for it. That's just me and I don't claim to be an objectivist at all. I know what I like and that's what matters. I also owned all the other tables you mentioned. The JVC QL-7 is quite decent but I prefer their later integrated tables with coreless motor such as QL-F6, QL-Y66F, QL-Y7, etc... which all sound smooth to me, none of that "cogging" jittery sound like many DD tables.
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