"ScottW" wrote in message
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"S888Wheel" wrote in message
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If anything, removing the rumble, tics, and audible distortion in
inherent
in vinyl, and the audible coloration, hiss, distortion and hum that
often
accompany the use of vacuum tubes, greatly enhances the ability of
music
to
soothe stress
and make one feel better.

If one wants to remove audible rumble one can simply start by getting a
tuntable that doesn't suffer from this problem as does Arny's table.. If
you
want to get rid of tics buy better records and take care of them. Do
tell
us
Arny, about the hum that accompanies vacuum tubes. Maybe you should
check
for
ground loops first.

I was listening to Kate, Shins, Etc, Gabriel, and a few other albums
I got recently last night. It was interesting to note how quiet the better
pressings
are. No audible rumble in them. I think what most people perceive
as rumble is not due to the turntable but the quality or cleanliness
of the pressing.

ScottW



I have a Mangione on right now that has great bass, and the cymbals are so
focused it's incredible. Album Title is "Feels So Good." A&M SP 4658
This is not even any kind of 'special' pressing, just a run of the mill
release.
Still sounds good to me, there is no 'rumble' or tics and pops on this
thing.
Recommended
Carl