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Doctor please...

Over the weekends I finally replaced my flimsy home-made tt wall mount with a much more beefier (3/4" MDF and solid steel brackets mounted on studs) one.

Compared to my CD rig (Copland CDA288), my analog rig sounded diffused and undynamic on previous shelf. Witht the new shelf I heard improved dynamics and focus. The soundstage depth that was hardly perceived before was now better presented.

However, I'm still not satisfied. Compared to CD my records still sounded less dynamic and less transparent.

Any suggestions on what next move should I do to make my analog playback better?

My analog setup is:
Rega Planar 3 (not P3) on PS audio PP300
Stacked Vibrapod/AQ Sorbothane cups (or BDR cones) under tt
RB300 stock arm
Grado Platinum regular output
Lehmann Black Cube phono preamp with upgraded OPA627/OPA6234/AD825 opamp

What change can I make to most effectively improve the current setup

I relied on a acknowledged dealer in tt tuning but plan to buy tools for further adjustments/verifying.

Also, what about the flimsy gray stock phono cords on Planar 3? Will rewiring it with better cables vastly improve it? From my past experience with CD-amp interconnects I'm expecting the transparency to be improved.

Any comments welcome!

Ehien


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Topic - Doctor please... - Ehien 09:52:30 11/11/02 (23)


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