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In Reply to: RE: Cartridge bodies... less is more? posted by voolston on July 10, 2023 at 22:13:48
Regards voolston:
I've done three such "garge built" modifications and find no negative outcomes. However, my hearing is so far over the hill I've forgotten what the other side sounds like. I'm prone to believe Mr. Kim knows what he's talking about, is the modification reversible?
Ringing, smearing and resonances are commonly accepted as being influenced by materials implemented from stylus to turntable.
Somewhat relevant, visit:
http://korfaudio.com/blog62
where construction and measurement of headshells are evaluated. Search the site, ten headshells varying in materials, mass and description are considered.
Extrapolating headshell construction to materials utilized in cartridge bodies may be like comparing bacon to broccoli. In the absence of gear to accurately measure results and wether or not there is an improvement to be had, trust your ears and draw your own conclusions.
Peace.
Follow Ups:
The tech stuff at the provided link is over my head but the take away is that everything matters and can make a difference. One is left to decide if the difference is an improvement or not. I went on to read about the Korg headshell which I immediately thought was made of ceramic before getting a confirmation of that. Hummm, how about a ceramic cartridge body then?!?
Oh, glad I've a one piece tonearm and thusly no headshell woes to fuss over . LOL!
voolston - audiophile by day, music lover by night!
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