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In Reply to: I did not like the sound posted by Penguin on November 17, 2015 at 18:28:51:
G'day all, which Shure V15 model is it? The earlier V15III like pretty well all Shure's of the times 'liked' 47 k plus 400 to 500 picofarads (overall from all sources).
The latter V15 's (V15IV? and onwards sounded best at 47 k and 200 to 300 picofarads, with around 250 picofarads being preferable and again this is an 'overall' value, including tonearm wiring, interconnect and phono stage input capacitance.
Being all high inductance phono cartridges optimum capacitance loading is important with all models of the Shure V15 series. Get yourselves a good capacitance meter and start measuring! Regards, Felix.
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