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30th October 2002, 10:51 AM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Arnhem, The Netherlands
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Cartridge to use in Thorens' TD160/TP16
I have come across quite a number of not too expensive cartridges, but everytime Grado seems to be favourable...
The onely problem I came across is the sensitivity of these cartridges for electromagnetic noise from the motor. How do you people think of this? I do not have even the foggiest idea of what to expect with Grado/ Thorens. Could it be a match? I know I should trust my ears for this, but there are not that much shops that sell Grado where I live... |
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