Sound Quality Vs. Measurements

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I got into a lot of trouble when liking this turntable from my vested interest friends. It has no arm resonance. It needs a record cleaning machine like the Monks ( or similar , not vacuum cleaner type, nor ultrasonic ) to work properly as there is no stylus to assist. ELP can scan different parts of the groove to find undamaged areas. Imagine Caruso as it was pressed from a low grade disc. Sn ratio is about - 55 db which seems OK, listen for yourself. Personally I find the sound like CD with vinyl easy of listening. Very open. I am told the short comings become obvious when the novelty wears off. I doubt that.

One thing I like is that the stylus drag will not create dynamic wow. Also if direct drive cogging is less likely.

:: Laser Turntable Player - Vinyl and Laser Record Player from ELP Japan ::
 
Little. Guy raving over S5 , go to second video , playback via RR and TT , good over phones for u-boob ...

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Listen thru all songs is best ...
Interesting ... tape hiss is surprisingly high - but the aspect that intrigues me is the classic, steady degrading of the SQ as a particular snippet of the track proceeds - same old behaviour as always, but I haven't noticed it so prominently in a system for quite some time - anyone else pick it? It's particularly obvious in the House of the Rising Sun bit - starts off pristine, and gradually gets more murky as that segment of sound proceeds ...
 
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The SQ variation is so definite it must show some obvious traits - I'm downloading that clip at the highest available rate at the moment, will try looking at, analysing the waveform to see if I can pick something obvious, a telltale signature of the artifact - could prove valuable as a resource for understanding ...
 
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