Strathearn turntable, on a good day it would turn in the correct direction.
Audiolab 8000A
Naim CDX
Holbo turntable
Not all at the same time, but all truly polished turds.
Gosh no!I shall promptly go throw my Holbo table right into the dumpster!
Gosh no!
Massively subjective.
If you are happy with yours then that is great. I have an LP12 and we know how some feel about them.
No offence meant - just my personal view
Sounded a lot better aswellThey were terrible but you could buy them anywhere. I had the deluxe which cost £20 more but looked a lot better. Rega only had fifty dealers at that point and a waiting list.
If I can't get the AT-VM95ml sounding enjoyable on my Rega 3, it'll be joining the list. Thin, etched sounding thing it has been! - really putting me off my record listening.
I’ll never tire of saying this: Dynavector pre + power amps. They made my head ache and stripped paint off the walls. I even sent them to Pear Audio to be checked out - they were OK. Sold them soon afterwards.
Oh, and the speakers were Shahinian Obs MK1. They should have worked, they didn’t, not for me.
Oh I'd love to try an Exact! Trouble is the nearest dealer is hours away; the cartridge twice the price of the AT; & the stylus is likely to have a shorter life. I do get your point, though.I'm not saying the AT cart is no good, they are good, but AT carts have a characteristic sound. I'd recommend you try a Rega Exact. Maybe you can borrow one from your dealer? Literally made for your turntable and boy does it show.