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I never tried it. After all of the money I sunk into the Nak I didn't want to risk messing it up. I decided to sell the Nak and purchase an analog-to-digital converter to record LPs. I bought the PS Audio NuWave Phono Converter. It does a pretty good job. I liked the Nak but money became an...

Simple beauty. Break a drink bottle on the audio rack with no effect on the playing album. High tech direct drive that always maintains perfect speed. Never be able to afford but nice to think about.

I have the periphery clamp - always give the clamp/platter a little push to help it get to speed. Otherwise, I get the chirp chirp from the belt slipping.

My 2004 Subaru Forester GT has a premium sound system with only a CD player. No direct way to hook up a phone or a memory drive. The 2004 GT was built on a WRX platform. The car is so fun to drive I'll keep it until it dies or I do. Music (forgive me) takes a back seat.

Have they made a difference? Just curious on how they are working for you.

I was thinking about making some sort of homemade spring suspension for the turntable platform. Before I spent the time, I searched Amazon to see what popped up. When I came across these spring feet I gave them a try. They worked so well I thought others might be interested. I searched AK...

I made the platform (and most of my audio rack) from spalted maple boards I had in my shop. I added some scrap cherry in the middle just in case it might help offset vibration from the other wood. All the wood came from trees that had to be taken down in our back yard.

Sorry, that was a different reviewer. I'd like to know the answer too.

FWIW - Your results might vary! I saw the Nobsound Silver Aluminum Spring isolation feet (Douk Audio) on Amazon for $32 before discount. At that price I gave them a try. I'm using them to isolate my turntable platform. They worked really well! No more loud thumps from the turntable if...

I found a Denon DVD 2910 SACD,CD universal player for around $9. It was in perfect condition. I bought an OEM remote online - darn thing cost more than the player. I used both for years until I traded them in to PS Audio to buy a refurbished PerfectWave Transport. PSA gave me a trade-in...

I installed the Nobsound springs in my turntable stand a couple days ago. Before, I had tried heavy wooden platform, expensive VPI feet, etc. with some Herbie's heavy tenderfeet supporting the platform. The tenderfeet did not stop heavy vibrations. If you tapped anywhere on my equipment stand...

Initially, I was using the Soundsmith MCP2 phono preamp with variable loading. It wasn't marked in between 500 and 1000 ohms. I kept the setting somewhere in the 600 or 800 range - but not sure without markings. The Soundsmith amp sounded fantastic. Now I am using a PS Audio NuWave Phono...

Very nice! Looks a lot better than the product pics on SS website. My older Paua/VPI table was shown in a lot of the website's pics - assume my pics will come down in favor of yours. :) Nope - just checked. Mine are already taken down in favor of the new cartridge product pics. If you want...

Born to Run blew me away. It was the first time I heard essentially a rock n roll orchestra. The music was powerful and complex. The lyrics were poetry.

Prior to getting a periphery ring for my VPI I made a stand for my Onzow stylus cleaner. Once I got the ring I couldn't use the Onzow stand so now it sits in the corner. I followed Soundsmith's advice. I put a ball of Blu-Tak on a thin piece of wood so it would work with the ring. I added...

You should be OK with a soft brush. I've been using Soundsmith cartridges for years. Here are SoundSmith's cleaning brush recommendations. I just cut and pasted the info from their instructions (I did not add the big letters). If you don’t have a good VERY SOFT brush, purchase a WATERCOLOR...

Made these when I had my Advents. I filled the center area with kitty litter to give some weight and stability. Dayton spikes at the corners. Probably were too short - didn't know much then. I sold my Advents years ago - the stands just hold up various items these days.

I switched from tubes to Class D amps last summer. Technically, my 60+ watt tube amp should have driven my Focal speakers. However, I always felt the speakers needed more power to really open up. The new Class D amps did that - in spades. The Focals sound better than ever. PS Audio's...

Only item left from my first system - Harman Kardon 330C. I bought it new in 1976. It started having issue around 5 years ago. It's been in a box ever since. Hate to let it go. I'll get it repaired some day.....

You could try using Herbie's gliders https://herbiesaudiolab.com/collections/loudspeaker-rack-decoupling-and-isolation/products/cone-spike-decoupling-glider under the spikes. They help with sound as well as help with moving speakers. You still need to be careful how you move the speakers so...

Right? I thought all chickens are vegetarians so why add the adjective? Now, if we were talking about boneless chickens......

I like Paul's videos. Maybe not the first 1/4 - he usually rambles a bit before getting to the point. Many times I just move past that part to get to the real message. He often admits how much he rambles and how much he irritates some people with his generalized answers. He also mentions...

PS Audio M700 monoblocks. 350 wpc @ 8 ohms, 700 wpc @ 4 ohms

HC 330C Ad 1 by JRSBat posted Mar 5, 2019 at 11:24 PM