Erocka2000
pfm Member
Post a pic! I’d be interested to see what an FR64S looked like on a 1200G. I do like the FR arms a lot, but not the right tool for me now I’m back in MM land.
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Post a pic! I’d be interested to see what an FR64S looked like on a 1200G. I do like the FR arms a lot, but not the right tool for me now I’m back in MM land.
And to say that the SME sounds better (I would think so) but convenience trumps sound quality? I just do not understand.
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STST Motus - £6400 without arm
Brinkmann Bardo without arm - £5895
Technics 1200G - with arm £3150
Next step - Guttenberg tells us 'I've given up on vinyl playback altogether, now I've found the best DAC available to man'.
For most of us here on PFM, I suspect we fit a particular arm and cartridge and stay with
the combination.
He sells his air time and access to his followers - as they all do. He's no worse than anyone else though.He doesn’t sell any audio kit though, so he can say things that are perfectly honest and still get the clicks!
I’m not on the same page as him on most things to do with audio (I’m far closer to Art Dudley, Sam Tellig, Herb R, Ken Micallef etc), but I do feel Steve Guttenberg is an honest voice. He likes what he likes and uses what he likes the most, just like the rest of us. It isn’t what I’d choose, but there’s no law saying I’m right. Yet.
So, Guttenberg’s reasoning is all about changing cartridges.
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In fairness he is a hi-fi reviewer! By saying that I’d really not want to go back to using a fixed-shell tonearm now. Being able to fit and inspect a cart away from the turntable is a real luxury IMO, one I’d not want to give up. I do pop the headshell off now and again so I can check how clean the stylus is with a loupe in the good light by the window. It is also very useful to easily remove the headshell and place it somewhere safe if I’m dusting the deck. I can’t see myself using a fixed shell arm again.
He’s turned Herb onto various products and they are clearly good friends with a mutual respect for each other. I think Gutenberg falls into the enthusiast category. I find him entertaining and sincere.He doesn’t sell any audio kit though, so he can say things that are perfectly honest and still get the clicks!
I’m not on the same page as him on most things to do with audio (I’m far closer to Art Dudley, Sam Tellig, Herb R, Ken Micallef etc), but I do feel Steve Guttenberg is an honest voice. He likes what he likes and uses what he likes the most, just like the rest of us. It isn’t what I’d choose, but there’s no law saying I’m right. Yet.
Well said. I feel similarly. Steve strikes me as a guy who is really enjoying this part of his career.He doesn’t sell any audio kit though, so he can say things that are perfectly honest and still get the clicks!
I’m not on the same page as him on most things to do with audio (I’m far closer to Art Dudley, Sam Tellig, Herb R, Ken Micallef etc), but I do feel Steve Guttenberg is an honest voice. He likes what he likes and uses what he likes the most, just like the rest of us. It isn’t what I’d choose, but there’s no law saying I’m right. Yet.
Look forward to seeing that on here.