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Posted by VynylTap on March 31, 2009 at 05:15:46:
exhausting to say the least, but well worth it. A surprising result for me was a slight reduction in surface noise - other improvements for me mirror yours: more separation of instruments, better airiness, more low-level details.

The ""hot" strings or "blatty," unflatteringly-recorded brass" you're experiencing could be equipment related that no amount of tweaking will resolve. I'm curious as to what cartridge and phono stage you're using.