Tango and Mark, you two too; you’ve made me smile again…
BTW, David’s shingle is still out…I’m buying and he’s sending me a couple of tonearms.
vbw,
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ml…the relevance is the lack of the appropriate gain in the dart preamplifier to drive the ML3 amplifiers. It is simple physics ML, the signal presented to ML3s via the dart preamplifier was degraded by over 1/2 of what the Lamm LL1 provides to the ML3…you were driving with your foot firmly...
There again, with all do respect ML, your problem was not the ML3s, it was your selection of preamplifier…your preamplifier selection simply strangled the Lammies…
vbw,
a
K, my apologies for this late reply. These are both excellent EMT 927 machines, the st and the f, rehabilitated by two stellar fellows, Hans and Hans. However, the f has the option for two tonearms…simply a real estate delta between them.
I read somewhere that David did surgery on his 927f...
I’m also a big fan of the EMT 927, which I first had experienced at David’s home. The built-in phonostage is fun, but as David mentioned, an alternate solution can be preferable.
I have played with the fully reconditioned 927st from the folks in Germany for over a year now. A little mental...