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RE: Retipping A DL-103?

Posted by AudioSoul on August 26, 2013 at 11:36:23:

I have owned the 103D and presently own the 103R. The 103D is more refined sounding. It is really good with acoustic jazz and classical music. Not so much with rock. I sold the 103D but not because there was anything wrong with it. I just wanted a change. However, the 103R can sound more refined in a heavier arm. So to answer your question, if you lean more towards the acoustic side of music, I would say it's a good idea...