Similar set up - I have the Technics SL-1200G with the Ortofon Cadenza Bronze. I use a Lavardin Amp, Sansonic speakers and an. Evans phono amp. It's a magical system set up.
You should put your amplifier above the CD player .. for two reasons : it will add weight and stability to your cd player, and your amplifier will have a better air flow through it .. remember that heat goes up .. your cd player doesn't like heat that comes from the amp, and your amp cannot breathe properly if you cover the ventilation holes on the top of it, with a device .. so ..
@@reyiiteleco I'm glad it helped .. Your system will last longer ;) ... Now just another "little" recommendation .. I like your system, it definitely looks like the one I would buy for myself .. I see you've got an Ortofon Bronze .. it is a good cart for sure .. but if you want to go to the next level in sound quality with your (great) SL1200 GR, you should check Nagaoka's cartridges (MP-110, 150, 200) .. they are not impressive on paper (elliptic stylus, basic look), they cost pretty much the same as your Bronze, they are MM based (MP stands for Moving Permaloy .. but they work just like an MM cart) so you can keep your MM phonostage, they are well known to work like a charm with Technics' TTs and arms, and they deliver the kind of sound quality you can only reach with a good MC system ... much more expensive ... you'll get more dynamics, powerful bass, great midrange, higher and softer trebles, transparency, air, soundstage, etc .. so yeah, it's totally worth it in my opinion .. but if you wanna keep your Bronze, it's ok, it's a pretty good cart :)
@@reyiiteleco Phew good to know you have put the Yamaha amp on the top - my OCD kicked in big style when I saw the incorrect positioning on your video. I also have the Technics 1200-GR but with an Ortofon 2M Black cart and Yamaha AS-1100 with Linn Kaber speakers.
2:03 LOL. Gotta upgrade that pop up light to an exotic colour like orange to compliment the orange ortolan cartridge and also polish your tone arm to make it look premium oh and dont forget to throw your TTs stock feet in the bin and add some nice Isonoe feet on will improve the look major and also compliment the bronze/orange cartridge because the feet have some orange on them.. im kidding but im very temped to change the lights on mine and buy isonoe feet aswell :)
Put on your Technics 1210 GR an Ortofon Vinyl Master Silver and you get an 100% upgrade!! don´t buy Ortofon 2m Black that just an design thing.. 1200GR much better than every CD Player ;)
Speakers are the most subjective item based on preferred sound , room size and several other factors . Choose speakers by ear, not reviews and Power amp based on speaker requirements . It's a lifelong obsession . Component stereo allows single item upgrades .
@@TemujinScott80 Not a DJ, I use my turntables for listening. I just need a dust cover because my dog sheds like crazy and having to lift it up carefully and place it somewhere is quite a hassle.
Difficult to say. But, the other day my wife and I did a blind test with same album on vinyl and cd, and much to out surprise the diff was very noticeable, very to easy to tell the diff. Vinyl sounded so much better. Although this depends on many factor, like mastering, edit, and many other things , vinyl sounded clear, spacious, definition. Cd sounded dull not better than vinyl. Keep in mind this have not to be like this for all cds... I have sacd that sound magnificent, I think is not the CD player but the cd recording.
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Similar set up - I have the Technics SL-1200G with the Ortofon Cadenza Bronze. I use a Lavardin Amp, Sansonic speakers and an. Evans phono amp. It's a magical system set up.
Bass perfectly articulated even thru the mic! Impressive!
Hot Buttered Soul by
Isaac Hayes on the turntable.
I was thinking of the Ortofon 2m bronze for my Technics sl 1800 MK2.
Great Album…Isaac was a Giant
Love that album 💿 😊
You should put your amplifier above the CD player .. for two reasons : it will add weight and stability to your cd player, and your amplifier will have a better air flow through it .. remember that heat goes up .. your cd player doesn't like heat that comes from the amp, and your amp cannot breathe properly if you cover the ventilation holes on the top of it, with a device .. so ..
You so right. Thx doing it soon.
Done 👍
@@reyiiteleco I'm glad it helped .. Your system will last longer ;) ... Now just another "little" recommendation .. I like your system, it definitely looks like the one I would buy for myself .. I see you've got an Ortofon Bronze .. it is a good cart for sure .. but if you want to go to the next level in sound quality with your (great) SL1200 GR, you should check Nagaoka's cartridges (MP-110, 150, 200) .. they are not impressive on paper (elliptic stylus, basic look), they cost pretty much the same as your Bronze, they are MM based (MP stands for Moving Permaloy .. but they work just like an MM cart) so you can keep your MM phonostage, they are well known to work like a charm with Technics' TTs and arms, and they deliver the kind of sound quality you can only reach with a good MC system ... much more expensive ... you'll get more dynamics, powerful bass, great midrange, higher and softer trebles, transparency, air, soundstage, etc .. so yeah, it's totally worth it in my opinion .. but if you wanna keep your Bronze, it's ok, it's a pretty good cart :)
@@reyiiteleco Phew good to know you have put the Yamaha amp on the top - my OCD kicked in big style when I saw the incorrect positioning on your video. I also have the Technics 1200-GR but with an Ortofon 2M Black cart and Yamaha AS-1100 with Linn Kaber speakers.
@@massimostefani4409if you buy pioneer amp then you can hear a lot things better. Yamaha is yamaha what you buy for cartridge or do is not matter.
2:03 LOL. Gotta upgrade that pop up light to an exotic colour like orange to compliment the orange ortolan cartridge and also polish your tone arm to make it look premium oh and dont forget to throw your TTs stock feet in the bin and add some nice Isonoe feet on will improve the look major and also compliment the bronze/orange cartridge because the feet have some orange on them.. im kidding but im very temped to change the lights on mine and buy isonoe feet aswell :)
Beautiful Yamaha amp
Wow, someone playing some decent music on hifi equipment for a change.
That music is classic
beautifull
Hot Buttered Soul by Isaac
Hayes playing on the turntable
correct?
Yes
By the time I get to Phoenix 😅
Put on your Technics 1210 GR an Ortofon Vinyl Master Silver and you get an 100% upgrade!! don´t buy Ortofon 2m Black that just an design thing.. 1200GR much better than every CD Player ;)
Hey Ejo... do you have a link for that cartridge? I’d like to check it out
Why is the 2M black just a design thing in your opinion ?
Black just makes it look cheap. They should of made it a clear gold to signify a premium upgrade or a clear pink/ice blue
Isn´t the Cartrige mounted to far forward in the Headshell? Is it maybe shorter than the older models?
My first thought!
Thank you. Not an awful lot going on but I still enjoyed the vid. I’m about to purchase a 1200gr and I’m wondering about speakers?
Speakers are the most subjective item based on preferred sound , room size and several other factors . Choose speakers by ear, not reviews and Power amp based on speaker requirements . It's a lifelong obsession . Component stereo allows single item upgrades .
0:00 - "WHO the F*** IS THIS GUY!!??"
Esse item que ele usou para limpar o disco, como chama ?
is it just me that sees platter wobble clearly at 3.25?
Yeah. Very common on these overpriced Panasonic musically challenged machines!
What number anti skating are you using for this setup?
2
You always match the tracking force of your stylus. Thats the standard way. IE : Tracking force 1.5 = A.S. =1.5
How have you been finding the cue lever on the GR? I've got a MK7 and I'm interested to see how they compare.
I’m digging my MK7
Temujin Scott I returned it for a MoFi StudioDeck, the unhinged dust cover killed me internally.
@@utub1473 Lol. Ok. I’m not a DJ. Are you? I know DJ’s are very particular.
@@TemujinScott80 Not a DJ, I use my turntables for listening. I just need a dust cover because my dog sheds like crazy and having to lift it up carefully and place it somewhere is quite a hassle.
@@utub1473 I totally understand that!
Let me guess Technics SL1200G.
You got it 💯
Which one you like more ? yamaha cd 3000 or Technics 1200gr
Difficult to say. But, the other day my wife and I did a blind test with same album on vinyl and cd, and much to out surprise the diff was very noticeable, very to easy to tell the diff. Vinyl sounded so much better. Although this depends on many factor, like mastering, edit, and many other things , vinyl sounded clear, spacious, definition. Cd sounded dull not better than vinyl. Keep in mind this have not to be like this for all cds... I have sacd that sound magnificent, I think is not the CD player but the cd recording.
@R S : Thanks for Sharing. Agree.
Love my Technics Sl-1200gr, well worth the money in my opinion. Thanks for the video.
How is your technics GR holding up? Mine is still kicking
It’s holding up pretty good,. I changed the stylus in the head shell, upgrade it to a sapphire tip.
@@reyiiteleco
I'm confused as that doesn't make sense.
@@chrislj2890 I have retip my stylus tip for a higher quality stylus and cantilever
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I would never use a professional turntable with a s-type tonearm with a quality Bronze cartridge. Will it never end?
So what would you use?
Maybe do some research on the 1200gr before making such a dumb comment. People use way more expensive carts on this turntable than the bronze.
Why?, what is the prob?
May I ask why?
Well I guess that's not a problem for you on your Crosley suitcase record player.
Научись сначала пластинку првильно вынимать из конверта
Wabbling platter
Nop
Stfu
@@Richbroth blow me
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