Originally posted by Innocence Lost
What you don't like big bass? You're to old to be specific just give up.
Palm has a point;
"sound emphasis: Big Bass"
That's bad enough by itself but on the very next line:
- Frequency Response: Essentially flat from 20 to 20,000 Hz
You really can't have those two in the same sentence. It's either flat or it's not.
I'll try the m44-7 next time I need carts but I'm not sure I can find my headshells. hopefully still in the box....
Jun-24-2015 01:49
DJ RANN
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Stop believing the marketing bullshit. - I think thy're making different model numbers juts get different people to go "Finally, I have needles for my 2-step dubfolktronica sets!".
Sure some are weighted more than others and some have more output, but honestly I bet the difference is so marginal you could never tell in anything less than an ancohic chamber.
Jun-27-2015 21:34
Innocence Lost
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quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Everyone will always waste their time responding to you.
Rightttt.
Jun-28-2015 02:33
DJ RANN
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Location: Hollywood....
The sexual tension between you two is unbearable.
Jul-01-2015 00:31
Innocence Lost
Uptight Biatch,..
Registered: Jan 2014
Location: THANK THE LORD *for* being born yelluh.
What about stanton cartridges?
Jul-02-2015 05:13
DJ RANN
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Location: Hollywood....
quote:
Originally posted by Zak McKracken
fucking norway. i cant find one single shop who has any of the shures in stock. i have to order from the US and with the tax rules here it would probably be cheaper take a holiday in the US and buy it then. i fucking hate my country lol. well not the landscape and the people but the oil corrupted politics
Have you emailed Shure or at least their European distributor and asked if they ship to anywhere in N0rsk?
Jul-07-2015 20:30
Freak
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Originally posted by DjWoody
This... I've owned both Ortofons & Shure M447. By far the Shure's are my weapon of choice. I love Ortofons, but one big flaw is that the handle brakes very easily. Once that happens, you pretty much have to replace the whole thing.
You must be the only person i know that is actually able to break em
I've never broke mine and i've had mine for over 10 years the only thing that get's changed is the needle ..
then again you don't have a gentle touch because your lack of being with a burd hence why your clumsy bastard
Jul-11-2015 06:39
DJ RANN
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Location: Hollywood....
quote:
Originally posted by colin traveller
You must be the only person i know that is actually able to break em
I've never broke mine and i've had mine for over 10 years the only thing that get's changed is the needle ..
then again you don't have a gentle touch because your lack of being with a burd hence why your clumsy bastard
While I'll agree with that they're not that easy to break, ease up on the insults man. Woddy's one of the nicest guys in the industry and I'd hazard a guess that his game is just fine
Jul-11-2015 21:56
Brandt Slater
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Location: Long Beach, California USA
I use the M44-7's and the Ortofon Nightclub S (Om headshell models only). Love both of them. However, I've found the styli on the 44's tend to last longer and cheaper to replace.
