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Topic - Linn LP12 with Ittok LVII with Denon DL-103D? - Lt Einhorn 06:41:34 07/28/15 (17)

• RE: Linn LP12 with Ittok LVII with Denon DL-103D? - chickenlogic 16:07:28 08/03/15 (0)
• 'Suitable for arms of 5-10gms effective mass' - Timbo in Oz 14:09:34 07/28/15 (2)
• RE: 'Suitable for arms of 5-10gms effective mass' - 2con 14:26:25 07/28/15 (1)
• Yes, but a 103C would need to have been substantially rebuilt to have as a high a cu figure as a 103D - Timbo in Oz 19:38:59 07/28/15 (0)
• The 103D is a fairly high compliant cartridge, at least as Denon 103's go...... - Ivan303 06:56:04 07/28/15 (12)
• I've read that Denon works better with a high mass arm.... - kuma 09:02:50 07/28/15 (3)
• RE: I've read that Denon works better with a high mass arm.... - Crazy Dave 14:47:18 07/28/15 (2)
• AFAIK the body of a 103D is still made of plastic, might be a bit heavier. - Timbo in Oz 21:39:26 07/28/15 (0)
• ah ok. that makes sense. thanks. (nt) - kuma 16:15:34 07/28/15 (0)
• RE: The 103D is a fairly high compliant cartridge, at least as Denon 103's go...... - Lew 08:50:59 07/28/15 (7)
• See above. - Timbo in Oz 21:30:49 07/28/15 (6)
• Mea culpa - Lew 07:02:44 07/29/15 (5)
• Suspension changes would be extra work, no? - Timbo in Oz 14:50:14 07/29/15 (4)
• RE: Suspension changes would be extra work, no? - Lew 07:30:58 07/30/15 (3)
• Such inadvertant changes would be small, - Timbo in Oz 20:28:35 07/30/15 (0)
• RE: Suspension changes would be extra work, no? - neobop 14:28:04 07/30/15 (1)
• It is ~ 27Hz @ 10 Hz where most Cart mfrs usually quote their figure. - Timbo in Oz 20:20:56 07/30/15 (0)

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• RE: 'Suitable for arms of 5-10gms effective mass' - 2con 14:26:25 07/28/15 (1)
• Yes, but a 103C would need to have been substantially rebuilt to have as a high a cu figure as a 103D - Timbo in Oz 19:38:59 07/28/15 (0)