bangsezmax
Turntable Whisperer
Props as always to @needlestein for all the testing and knowledge. And for keeping the thread on track.
I had a D750 come in the shop used, unknown hours. I've put a few hundred hours on it easily and it hasn't lost anything. Love it. I also have a D6800-EEEIIs and the D750 punches right up there with it.
It pains me that nothing new can (apparently) quite reach the magic of those higher-up-the-line styli.
And don't even get me started on the comparisons between those lines of Stanton/Pickering to an M97xe. Shure made some outstanding cartridges. Note the past tense.
The original D1200 is very special. The original D750 is very, very close.
I had a D750 come in the shop used, unknown hours. I've put a few hundred hours on it easily and it hasn't lost anything. Love it. I also have a D6800-EEEIIs and the D750 punches right up there with it.
It pains me that nothing new can (apparently) quite reach the magic of those higher-up-the-line styli.
And don't even get me started on the comparisons between those lines of Stanton/Pickering to an M97xe. Shure made some outstanding cartridges. Note the past tense.