An Evening with the MMF 7.1 Turntable - 06/24/12 06:59 AM
I spent the afternoon setting up an MMF 7.1 turntable with a nice Goldring cartridge.
I spent this evening with a tall glass going through some of the new albums delivered to my door yesterday. What a world we live in.
I returned the MMF 5.1 SE which did not have an isolated plinth so, I hated it. The 7.1 sounds great. Bob Marley Legends, sounded just terrific, The Man in Black (Ring of Fire, Walk the Line) Wow.
I have to say, there is something about vinyl which sounds ... pleasing.
I'm using the Kenwood KA9100 which is supposed to have a great phono section.
My good friend is going to go into my ASL MG SI 15DT and swap out the busted output block (interconnects pulled the guts out). I think the SET tube amp with the turntable will sound even better.
Anyway, spin your vinyl, let the electrons boil from the plates in your tubes and enjoy the music.
I spent this evening with a tall glass going through some of the new albums delivered to my door yesterday. What a world we live in.
I returned the MMF 5.1 SE which did not have an isolated plinth so, I hated it. The 7.1 sounds great. Bob Marley Legends, sounded just terrific, The Man in Black (Ring of Fire, Walk the Line) Wow.
I have to say, there is something about vinyl which sounds ... pleasing.
I'm using the Kenwood KA9100 which is supposed to have a great phono section.
My good friend is going to go into my ASL MG SI 15DT and swap out the busted output block (interconnects pulled the guts out). I think the SET tube amp with the turntable will sound even better.
Anyway, spin your vinyl, let the electrons boil from the plates in your tubes and enjoy the music.