a slight worble to sustained piano notes and single plucked guitar strings

Posted by Lew (A) on October 22, 2016 at 19:27:06

In Reply to: Thanks All- Yeah I know; Variables posted by Ross on October 21, 2016 at 11:52:29:

On the Linn, this is as likely to be due to the spring suspension per se as to any power supply or motor control deficiencies. Thus I don't know that it would respond to an upgrade of the motor controller.

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Topic - Technics SP15 vs Linn LP12 - Ross 14:22:02 10/20/16 (13)

RE: Technics SP15 vs Linn LP12 - caligari 12:49:28 10/23/16 (0)

Thanks All- Yeah I know; Variables - Ross 11:52:29 10/21/16 (3)

a slight worble to sustained piano notes and single plucked guitar strings - Lew 19:27:06 10/22/16 (0)

All useful discourse nevertheless... - mr.bear 12:04:21 10/21/16 (1)

Many like the V15-III with a Jico stylus - Ross 08:45:27 10/22/16 (0)

RE: Can't answer meaningfully - mr.bear 00:24:45 10/21/16 (0)

I had an SP-25 and an LP12 and much preferred the LP12 as well.... - viridian 18:13:30 10/20/16 (4)

Maybe not so "unobtainium" - Lew 08:53:56 10/21/16 (3)

MN6042 chips; there are three in the SP15...... - viridian 12:30:56 10/21/16 (1)

RE: MN6042 chips; there are three in the SP15...... - Lew 18:48:29 10/21/16 (0)

RE: SP25 - M3 lover 10:35:16 10/21/16 (0)

RE: Technics SP15 vs Linn LP12 - Kirk57 15:15:03 10/20/16 (0)

Dunno about SP15 but... - kuma 15:01:36 10/20/16 (0)

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a slight worble to sustained piano notes and single plucked guitar strings - Lew 19:27:06 10/22/16 (0)

a slight worble to sustained piano notes and single plucked guitar strings

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