Traditional and Modern pairings

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Rufus1949 said:
Nice Ed.👍🏻 Did you change tables?
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Thanks Brother yeah but I still have the other one as a back up. I’m really happy with this one sounds amazing but in all fairness I also upgraded the cartridge. This Technics is built like a tank. I also picked up a turntable stand for it that has built in shock absorber type feet to help with vibrations from music and anything else . Will see how it does with earthquakes 😆
Hopefully I won’t be spinning any vinyl at the time. The last one that I felt anyway was about a year ago. Fingers crossed and knock on would we won’t have another for many more years . One thing I love about this TT is you can just swap out carts easily and then you just need to adjust needle pressure and angle is about it . I use a cheaper cartridge for older albums and a higher end one for the goods like master recordings and newer records .
 
TheFactor said:
Thanks Brother yeah but I still have the other one as a back up. I’m really happy with this one sounds amazing but in all fairness I also upgraded the cartridge. This Technics is built like a tank. I also picked up a turntable stand for it that has built in shock absorber type feet to help with vibrations from music and anything else . Will see how it does with earthquakes 😆
Hopefully I won’t be spinning any vinyl at the time. The last one that I felt anyway was about a year ago. Fingers crossed and knock on would we won’t have another for many more years . One thing I love about this TT is you can just swap out carts easily and then you just need to adjust needle pressure and angle is about it . I use a cheaper cartridge for older albums and a higher end one for the goods like master recordings and newer records .
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Things sure have changed. I remember when all you could do was change the needle. I'm old.
 
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