Brinkmann Balance vs. J. Sikora Reference- Battle of the $50K Belt Drives

[Lagonda]

If they use 21,000 year old parts in their most advanced carts , what do they use in their entry level

Unicorn tusk, dusted with Fairy dust !

 

[andromedaaudio]

Im sure in the not to distant future they can extract the DNA from the cartridge and make a mammoth out of it.
Now that would be something .

 

[DasguteOhr]

Usually it is not the wood that gives a particular sound character, but the varnish that is applied. Every highender knows C 37 varnish, which is violin-making varnish and determines the resonance behavior significantly.

C37 Acoustics Dieter Ennemoser - Violin Maker & Acoustic Researcher

 

[mtemur]

Usually it is not the wood that gives a particular sound character, but the varnish that is applied. Every highender knows C 37 varnish, which is violin-making varnish and determines the resonance behavior significantly.

C37 Acoustics Dieter Ennemoser - Violin Maker & Acoustic Researcher

Actually both wood type and veneer are effective on final sound but probably veneer is a tad more effective.

 

[DasguteOhr]

Actually both wood type and veneer are effective on final sound but probably veneer is a tad more effective.

Go to a lumber store and have 8 wooden cubes cut to size and then sand them smooth. Take 4 unpainted as feet for the device and 4 with c37 paint and let them dry for 2 days. Then listen to them in comparison and I can tell you there is a big difference in the sound. It is best to use a nice wood, e.g. cherry or walnut.

 

[Dierkx1]

Im sure in the not to distant future they can extract the DNA from the cartridge and make a mammoth out of it.
Now that would be something .

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