Darlington Labs MP-7 vs Graham Slee Accession for MM

[ripblade]

I would love to hear a Pyxi - MM-6 show down. Same price.

Yeah....a subject for another thread...

 

[specialcase]

Did you find it on the Darlington site?

i was asking what that reference was. i understood it to be a book or text, but you’re right, it’s section on the darlington site. thanks.

 

[Morgan D]

I think the Darlington labs web site is the best one I have ever seen. Keith would probably tell you the reference. They have an extensive collection of hi-fi magazines going back to the 50's I believe.

 

[specialcase]

I think the Darlington labs web site is the best one I have ever seen. Keith would probably tell you the reference. They have an extensive collection of hi-fi magazines going back to the 50's I believe.

yeah, a lot of great information on darlington’s site. some knowledge and history, not just marketing,

 

[Morgan D]

yeah, a lot of great information on darlington’s site. some knowledge and history, not just marketing,

I think Keith should write a book and go into more detail. His knowledge is extensive. I asked him to mention AR speakers and he did. Come to think of it ,he should mention the TT's too.

 

[Mister Pig]

Always thought the Darlington phono stages are interesting, and I would love to hear one. Have owned a Graham Slee Accession as my second phono stage for a number of years. In the past I have used it with an Elevator for LOMC cartridges, although currently I use it with a couple of Ortofon T2000 and 5000 step up transformers. For sound quality the combination is excellent and on par with my main phono stage which is an Esoteric E-03. Nothing to nitpick about the Accession for sound quality.

With that said I hear positive things about the Darlington products. If I were in the market for a phono stage I would have the effort to hear one.