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In Reply to: Re: Shure V15 vs Linn Adikt posted by johnniem15 on January 2, 2005 at 21:19:03:
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God you guys have gone way out of the way here. There are no commercial considerations, it is just a matter of meassuring apples and apples in order to come out with something meaningful.I firmly believe that a better cartridge to meassure would be the Type V, which you can still get at $100 less that the Linn, with the Linn cartridge. If the sound of the Type V, which I suspect will give a run to the Linn at $225 vs $349 then you can make a valid recommendation to a consumer as well as an inmate. You have to allow a break in period for the new cartridge in order for the meassuremet to be fair.
I believe the purpose of this tread was to discuss--from experience-- the comparison between the two cartridges, somehow, we have gotten of the track here. If I ruffled someone, my apologies, but it surprises me that we have gotten this far off after all these years sharing information on this site. In fact I am still waiting for some light on the subject at hand.
But really, comparing a current production cartridge with the long extinct Type III does not make any commercial sense, whereas comparing with another current production cart does. I love Shures and I understand the reason for the original post. BTW, V15VxMR is not the best of the V15 series, its predecessor V15VMR is way better. As to subjective sonics of V15 carts, I like Type II the best, but otherwise they are all very similar.
good point and no offense, these forums are made to exchange information, sometimes they get loud!!! Stay well and enjoy.
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