I came across a set of used and cut off high end connectors made of rhodium (2) and was thinking of replacing my stock connectors going out to the phono-amp on my Rega RP1.
I doubt it would offer much improvement, but I'm always wanting to tweak my gear. While this seems very easy, I'm not sure if there's a chance I could screw something up?
Thanks
I doubt it would offer much improvement, but I'm always wanting to tweak my gear. While this seems very easy, I'm not sure if there's a chance I could screw something up?
Thanks
yup , you can burn your fingers 
.Keep the old connectors . They are likely better quality than those high-end rhodium , no kidding. Most of "high- end " connectors is a useless junk getting "in the way " of signal transfer , too bulky compared to wire attached to them. You can solder them when you'll be ready to buy your first "real " table and the rhodium "high end" connectors may help to attract some sucker to buy your RP1.
have fun with vinyl and rgrds, L
.Keep the old connectors . They are likely better quality than those high-end rhodium , no kidding. Most of "high- end " connectors is a useless junk getting "in the way " of signal transfer , too bulky compared to wire attached to them. You can solder them when you'll be ready to buy your first "real " table and the rhodium "high end" connectors may help to attract some sucker to buy your RP1. have fun with vinyl and rgrds, L
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