RE: How's this for a tonearm?

Posted by flood2 (A) on July 28, 2024 at 18:38:56

In Reply to: How's this for a tonearm? posted by ecl876 on July 20, 2024 at 07:39:13:

Anyone want to bet that the marketing claims that the "open" design results in a more "transparent sound"?! :-D

One thing for sure is that the exposed tonearm wires will make it more susceptible to picking up noise/hum.
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Topic - How's this for a tonearm? - ecl876 07:39:13 07/20/24 (11)

RE: How's this for a tonearm? - flood2 18:38:56 07/28/24 (2)

RE: "the exposed tonearm wires will make it more susceptible to picking up noise/hum" ... - andyr 04:44:42 08/01/24 (1)

RE: "the exposed tonearm wires will make it more susceptible to picking up noise/hum" ... - Lew 11:50:22 08/02/24 (0)

RE: How's this for a tonearm? - ecl876 06:10:46 07/22/24 (7)

RE: Looks verry! weird ... but I wonder how it sounds? nt - andyr 01:32:43 07/25/24 (1)

Interesting wiring - JDK 16:24:23 08/02/24 (0)

RE: How's this for a tonearm? - 6bq5 12:55:36 07/22/24 (4)

RE: How's this for a tonearm? - slapshot 20:11:58 07/24/24 (3)

Free additional damping? )MT( - J. S. Bach 11:23:28 07/25/24 (0)

Swiffer Audio Duster Special Edition, $89.99...nt - kff 09:40:05 07/25/24 (0)

RE: How's this for a tonearm? - 6bq5 20:23:23 07/24/24 (0)

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RE: How's this for a tonearm? - flood2 18:38:56 07/28/24 (2)

RE: "the exposed tonearm wires will make it more susceptible to picking up noise/hum" ... - andyr 04:44:42 08/01/24 (1)

RE: "the exposed tonearm wires will make it more susceptible to picking up noise/hum" ... - Lew 11:50:22 08/02/24 (0)

RE: How's this for a tonearm?

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