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Old 7th May 2011, 08:29 PM   #1
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Default Ortofon F15 MKII luck of highs

I have Technics SL-D202 direct drive with Ortofon F15 MKII, i have a feeling that there is a luck of highs. Anyone with experience about this?
Also there is a noticable variation of speed on my turntable.
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I have Technics SL-D202 direct drive with Ortofon F15 MKII, i have a feeling that there is a luck of highs. Anyone with experience about this?
Also there is a noticable variation of speed on my turntable.
Any suggestion please.
Have you tried altering the VTA? Tail up generally increase highs, lessens lows, tail down emphasizes lows.

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Have you tried altering the VTA? Tail up generally increase highs, lessens lows, tail down emphasizes lows.

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Yes, I tried VTA few days ago and I achieved some improvements, but it needs more settings still. I think it will take some time to find the right position.
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Ortofon MM cartridges often need more load capacitance than other types.
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Ortofon MM cartridges often need more load capacitance than other types.
It means that there is special MM phono stage for that kind of cartridges like Ortofon?
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No, just add some capacitance at the input. I think Ortofon used to do an add-on for this: phono socket to phono plug, with added capacitance.
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