DaVa FC-A1 a field coil contender
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Cmchan's videos with the Dava Soul, Esoteric turntable, Durand Tosca, these are with Slagle SUT, EMT phono, dartzeel pre and 108v2, Verity Lohengrin
Are extremely good. He is using an app on iphone called Voice Record.
I have heard Lohengrin many times. It has a soft, smooth sound, but on the videos, the sound is nuanced with small dynamics and lively, better than I expected in my opinion. Is this due to the records being played or the cartridge?
Dava is the most dynamic cartridge that I know. The records are also excellent. I like Verity, it has a very good midrange and coherence. You are right that the speaker DNA is a bit soft in the highs, and Dava will balance that and add liveliness. I haven't heard the Soul in person, but the Dava Reference and basic definitely would
Thank you for the explanation. I like Lohengrin too but I prefer any Kharma Exquisite or Estellon Diamond X instead.
The interesting thing that happened is Cmchan also shared these two videos the day before. They did not sound that good. Then he changed the setting and sent me the next day, I got excited listening to the videos. I asked him what had changed. He said the VTF was increased and VTA adjusted too. I sent both pairs to Bill and he too loved the set with the better setting.
Videos are amazing insights. What was posted above, is second set with the preferred VTF and VTA
Here is the earlier set, you can hear for yourself.
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I bought soul - went with SS PSU vs tubes with allnic H10,000
in this case he increased to 2.5 for the improvement but adjusted VTA at the same time. You can PM Cmchan.
Interesting. I had VTF 2.5g initially. But lower to 2g and in my system 2g is better.
I am using Kronos RS Kronoscope
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