Brinkmann Taurus with Brinkmann 12.1 and Kuzma 4point 9 arms
What turntables do you use? Pictures would be nice as well :-)
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That Stabi R looks real nice in the wood plinth. That's from Kuzma I believe.
Keyplayer what clamp is that? Did you try the kuzma clamp? Also have you tried different ac cords? They do make a difference.
This is the Kuzma Ebony Clamp.
I only try the small Kuzma Brass clamp.
The ebony is better! You can use it from both sides and both sounds a bit different.
For Power I use a sheeld power cord with an Omtec Power Controller in front.
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I only try the small Kuzma Brass clamp.
The ebony is better! You can use it from both sides and both sounds a bit different.
For Power I use a sheeld power cord with an Omtec Power Controller in front.
OMTEC POWER CONTROLLER PC-9001 mains current regulator mains filter, HS249
Here you can get the OMTEC POWER CONTROLLER PC-9001 mains current regulator, mains filter, mains balancer.
That Kuzma ebony clamp now retails at $1866 in the USA. The "standard" Kuzma Stabi R clamp retails at $525. (Although the Stabi R does not ship with a clamp it's an option).
VPI Aries 1 with SOTA motor (retrofitted into VPI Motor Pod) and SOTA PSU and Speed Controller- and VPI Fatboy Unipivot. Upgraded from a tricked out Thorens TD124 a year ago and continue to be thrilled.
@Keyplayer. The Kuzma drives feature a fantastic wooden design. These plinths are Wooden Art. Hard to find a matching Phonostage.
The AS Phonolab with RECOMPIZER is a perfect match with its reduced form. Here you can see two Sorane tonearms on the KUZMA.
Groovemaster
May deck for the last 9 years...
replaced with this (unmolested model) two weeks ago...
replaced with this (unmolested model) two weeks ago...
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Does anyone else use a Roadrunner tach? Here's my Stabi M, nominal for about a minute.
Now, with stylus down during playback, I observe approximately +/- 0.003 RPM excursions. I'd be curious to see how the yuge platter belt driven tables compare.
Now, with stylus down during playback, I observe approximately +/- 0.003 RPM excursions. I'd be curious to see how the yuge platter belt driven tables compare.
And the record clamp is Triangle Art ! Very cool !
it is a famous shun mook clamp made from gabon ebony. an authentic shun mook is most probably the best sounding clamp with a 6K price tag and this one looks authentic. I haven't heard any clamp sounding close or better than a shun mook.
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Mine isn’t shun Mook, it’s simply a record weight- no locking mechanism - made by a wood turner.
I guess my eyes are as bad as my ears, it looked like shiny metal too me !