We're an issue away from an anniversary here, recovering from this flu thingy and one thing that has run from the early days of this blog wrapped around all the things around being, presentation, age dypshoria/regression has been music and to be specific the evolution over the decades of how I hear it.
Records do play a fair part in that although the way things go is hat some recordings may not be on record but say compact disc and some often older albums may not of had (or had less than satisfactory) an issue in that format.
Thus the record deck itself has had upgrades from simple automatic models of my youth to more complex hifi models that play just one disc at a time.
Also the cartridge and stylus have had changes to with them of getting more out of what is in the groove and less of what isn't such as surface noise from the disc itself.
Recently I bought this which offers in a sme bayonet style form a clearer modern cartridge body to which a nude eliptical stylus is fitted to better fit the groove and extract more information.
Compared to others it is a better match for the arm with less lower mid resonances that however slight can make themselves heard.
This sounds just great through my phonostage that takes its output and raises it to play though the amplifier much better than its own built in one.
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