In comparing an LP12 with spikes and with Ebony. . .

Posted by risabet (A) on May 15, 2016 at 21:31:38

In Reply to: Spiking A Suspended Turntable posted by AudioSoul on May 14, 2016 at 12:09:48:

hemispheres, I much preferred the hemispheres (Herbie's) the spike led to a too etched sound that was really quite fatiguing. The hemispheres are smoother sounding, with much better image definition and much preferred overall.

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Topic - Spiking A Suspended Turntable - AudioSoul 12:09:48 05/14/16 (9)

Only if you remove or lock the suspension - genungo 18:40:40 05/16/16 (0)

RE: Spiking A Suspended Turntable - raya 06:46:44 05/16/16 (2)

RE: Spiking A Suspended Turntable - bare 14:55:05 05/16/16 (1)

RE: Spiking A Suspended Turntable - raya 17:29:52 05/16/16 (0)

In comparing an LP12 with spikes and with Ebony. . . - risabet 05/15/1621:31:38 05/15/16 (0)

RE: Spiking A Suspended Turntable - PAR 16:41:54 05/14/16 (0)

The suspension is a low-pass filter - Timbo in Oz 14:25:21 05/14/16 (0)

Should shoot an e-mail to inmate user510. He didn't put spikes - Opus 33 1/3 13:10:14 05/14/16 (0)

Actually rubber or sorbothane feet would be in keeping with the suspension - richardl 12:41:33 05/14/16 (0)

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In comparing an LP12 with spikes and with Ebony. . . - risabet 05/15/1621:31:38 05/15/16 (0)

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