Recent content by KKG

What is the material between the 2 fiberglass(?) frame plates? How would in fare in a hot & humid climate? I've seen foam surround on speaker cone disintegrate over time here in Singapore.

Plastic soda/water bottle caps hot glued to the br feet.

Hi Werner, greetings, its been some time since AA (Audio Asylum), hope you are keeping well. If it is due to something from the input, which could be either the cartridge, tone arm or the TT itself, the noise is not there when the iFi phonstage is connected. Could it be that the iFi phono has...

Yes, just did shift to the high gain, still the same. I give up for today. I'll try another cartridge, Ortofon Kb, when I have the next opportunity. A daunting thought - changing cartridge. Thank you very much Craig, for your time and effort. I'll update here when I'm done changing the cartridge.

Yes, jumpers on pins 3 & 4 for JB 7 & JB8.

Pin is straight and slid into the jumper properly. Changed to 100Ω, still the noise/sound is still there.

The AT33EV just isn't happy into PE mode. :(

I've just replaced the jumper and will try out now but in case it does not work, (i.e. AT33EV just isn't happy into PE mode) which position should the jumper be - 33 Ohms 100 Ohms? Thanks for your time.

Hi Craig, yes I noticed that and I removed and re-inserted the jumper but to no effect. I will turn the umper position and see how it goes. The sound is mostly from the right channel.

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Hi Craig B, I tried with the medium, unfortunately that abnormal sound is still there :(. Any other possible solutions, ideas ? Thank you.

Hi Craig B, I went with the low, I will try with medium and see how it goes. Thank you.

Hello fellas, what a coincidence! I am experiencing some type of abnormal sound as well - like the sound of the runout grove, if one does not lift the tonearm off the record in time. I recently acquired a Dynavector P-75 IV which was configured for MM initially. I installed it in my system...

https://db.audioasylum.com/mhtml/m.html?forum=vinyl&n=1157462&highlight=KiK&search_url=/cgi/search.mpl&r= Make your own - you'll need a small piece of silicon - 5cm x 5 cm x 1 mm thick and a big ss nut and hot glue. Punch or cut a hole the size of the spindle in the silicone piece and hot glue...

If I may put a question or two - so, on the original design, be it P3, P5, P7 or P9, the MDF board/plinth on which these two, arm and bearing, were mounted, used to move, how so? Vibrations will also travel down the brace unless this brace is damped, is it? Thank you. Cheers