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In Reply to: Re: Shure V15VxMR versus Dynavector DRT XV-1: Some measurements... posted by John Elison on May 24, 2004 at 07:56:05:
"The Dynavector was terminated with 100-ohms."John, do you find the dynavector to sound better loaded at 100 ohms rather than the recommended load resistance of 30 ohms.
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To be honest, I never loaded it to 30-ohms. Originally I had it loaded to 47-ohms for several months and then I decided to change it to 100-ohms for some reason. Perhaps I read something on the Asylum. I don’t think I heard any difference in sound, though. My experience with loading is that it usually makes only a subtle difference unless you change the load by hundreds of ohms. It seems to have a nice flat frequency response at 100-ohms. I know the website recommends 30-ohms, but I felt that was too low for a 6-ohm, 0.30-mV cartridge. Perhaps, I’ll try 30-ohms when I reinstall it. However, it will surprise me greatly if I hear any significant difference.Best regards,
John Elison
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