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My current TT (and only since 1974) is a Technics SL1300. I put a new SAS stylus on the cart. recently. Sounds very detailed and hits the highs very well.
Aside from a couple of hiccups once in awhile (occasionally it won't turn itself off at the end of an LP record, or not wanting to turn off at all, so I flip the power switch) it is really satisfactory. I don't notice any hum or other noise or rumble when running. I have a couple of MM carts for it, a Shure and Grado. Again, no complaints about the performance of the carts. I like the sound.
Yet, since it is my only reference point, perhaps I don't know what I'm missing? Or perhaps ignorance is bliss?
Should I consider an upgrade? If so, what?
what about a MC cart? I have no experience in this area. (my phono preamp stage will work for MM & MC.) or would such be a waste of money?
This hobby is a bit like a drug addiction... I'm always looking for the next good hit!!
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Topic - My TT - keep or replace/upgrade? - catbert242000@yahoo.com 13:07:29 11/13/20 (7)
- I would keep it, at least for the forseeable future. I once had the 1300mk2, it only stayed in my system a ... - J. S. Bach 16:00:15 11/22/20 (0)
- Intuition - jedrider 07:22:29 11/20/20 (0)
- RE: My TT - keep or replace/upgrade? - spindoctor 07:11:45 11/20/20 (0)
- RE: My TT - keep or replace/upgrade? - DannyR 22:27:41 11/16/20 (0)
- RE: replace/upgrade? - M3 lover 08:05:35 11/15/20 (0)
- You have a really nice system, and seem to like your turntable.... - viridian 15:56:12 11/13/20 (0)
- RE: My TT - keep or replace/upgrade? - JonM 14:26:06 11/13/20 (0)
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