Warren M. Posted May 8, 2024 Posted May 8, 2024 (edited) Extra Info: I currently have a Cardas RCA-to-Din5 cable. It sounds pretty good but hardly state of the art. If you have replaced your really great-sounding cable with a spectacular one, I would love to take your old cable off your hands, or at least borrow it! Not earning so can't afford to buy new or exotic-priced used. Most of my other interconnects are Anticables level 3.2 or above. Turntable is a Once Analog. Arm is an Audio Origami PU7. Cartridge is a JLTi reengineered Grado Opus3 Low Output Moving Iron. Phono Preamp is a JLTi Solid Diamond Mark 5B. Cartridge Loading is currently 5KΩ. Cheers, Warren in Sydney. Edited May 8, 2024 by Warren M.
andyr Posted May 8, 2024 Posted May 8, 2024 9 hours ago, Warren M. said: Price Range: Up to $150 Item Condition: Used Extra Info: I currently have a Cardas RCA-to-Din5 cable. It sounds pretty good but hardly state of the art. If you have replaced your really great-sounding cable with a spectacular one, I would love to take your old cable off your hands, or at least borrow it! Hey, Warren. Can I suggest you need to try hard to borrow one - before parting with the green? Sure, there are lots of much more expensive phono cables around ... but I would think that a Cardas one is actually no slouch! 1
Warren M. Posted May 8, 2024 Author Posted May 8, 2024 If money was no object, I still would limit myself to an Anticables phono interconnect at way under $1000.
Warren M. Posted May 9, 2024 Author Posted May 9, 2024 I've realised that the PU7 phono cable is hard-wired through the tonearm, so I won't be experimenting with cables to the tonearm. Thanks everyone. Topic closed.
andyr Posted May 9, 2024 Posted May 9, 2024 47 minutes ago, Warren M. said: I've realised that the PU7 phono cable is hard-wired through the tonearm, so I won't be experimenting with cables to the tonearm. Thanks everyone. Topic closed. Que?? So it's not a 5-pin DIN to RCA cable? I'm surprised that the PU7 doesn't have a standard DIN plug.
Warren M. Posted May 9, 2024 Author Posted May 9, 2024 Actually, now Johnny has changed it to din connector. But the early ones were not.
andyr Posted May 9, 2024 Posted May 9, 2024 5 minutes ago, Warren M. said: Actually, now Johnny has changed it to din connector. But the early ones were not. Aah, OK.
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