I have a p3-24 (17 yo) and it sounds much better than the technics slb3.
Get the p3. You won’t be disappointed.
I have a p3-24 (17 yo) and it sounds much better than the technics slb3.
Get the p3. You won’t be disappointed.
Rega, Naim, Linn, Atoll, Kudos, Lyra, Ortofon…
Class a/b.
The Motorola piezo tweeter gives it away…no.
I just bought two Siouxsie records. I have them on CD but I want the truest sound.
Incorrect. 2.3mm of a scratch can be error corrected. Up to 10 to 12mm is interpolated, (I don’t have the data numbers as yet) which is a guess, not music. What does this interpolation sound like? And we haven’t touched on RF noise entering the optical head, PSU noise, effective jitter reduction (noted in your link). Dutchclassics.nl noted both Philips and Sony engineers saying scuffs, scratches and fingerprints caused issues with the CDM. In 1982.
Children, dumpster fire of a house on the ocean, moronic classic car… 64.5 mustang.
If the yams sounds better then buy it…
8 feet.
Borrow both and listen. You are in for a surprise.
Hard to say… I’m not that big a fan of powered speakers for this and servicing issues.
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Continue this process going forward.
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Room treatment, research and add as needed.
It’s… it’s…a radio on the wall.
I personally have not seen this occurrence in 45 years.
Your ears will be fine.
Some (rare) catastrophic fail might occur which will destroy all/part of the output transistors and blow both tweeters and if awesome enough fry the mids…the woofs should be ok… maybe.
A long running joke is…the tweeters gave their life so the protection circuit/relay could live. 😬
Good the app could be better…
The likely answer is they are playing a record which combine with warps is having feedback issues. Likely the turntable is too close to the speakers and of a crap design common with cheap turntables.