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In Reply to: REVIEW: Audio Technica AT33ML/OCC Phono Cartridge posted by Ross on January 4, 2012 at 18:45:52:
my experience with the 33 is primarily based on LP-CDRs. That said, I've had a fair bit of experience with other AT models, and I've owned many Shures.
I truly can relate to your comparison between the 33 and V15.
I'm generalizing, because my experience with the 33 is obviously limited, but I found them to offer a "soft'sh" type sound, with a truly sweet top-end, a spacious sound-stage, but as frequencies decline, it starts to lack instrumental impact, perhaps a little too soft & lean on bottom. I imagine that SRA is critical with such a stylus, so perhaps that characteristic can be offset with a more precise setup.
That said, the characteristics of your tonearm & turntable, and how the 33 synergizes (not a word, but) with them, will often provide a unique experience upon itself.
TB1
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Follow Ups
- nice review ... - TBone 11:17:33 01/05/12 (4)
- Thanks- I was shocked at the differences vs the V15 - Ross 15:56:03 01/05/12 (3)
- The V15VxMR is a good cartridge... - briggs 06:55:26 01/06/12 (0)
- additional SRA advice ... - TBone 16:33:48 01/05/12 (1)
- Your points make sense - Ross 18:16:53 01/05/12 (0)
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