kabubi wrote:tonya wrote:stereophile wrote:What cart is mounted
Thanks, Its a vintage ADC XLM mm cart
uy, i've read so many good things about that cart, Tony!!!
congrats nga pala sa "barok" plinth mo maghintay-hintay lang kayo, i will follow the same cobbled stone path
the set ups of BenC, Orcalicious and Red Tonya (better than Red Sonja, dontcha think?) make me sing "Stone In Love With You"
hi Halls,
granite as i was informed is volcanic super heated earth material... took thousands (or billions) of years to hardened... cutting is difficult... producing shiny smooth surface more difficult... special machines & cutting materials are used... water is usually combined to the cutting blade to reduce super heat that might destroy both the cutting surface and the stone...
there may be mass density variations per kind of stone... but the sheer process on how mother nature produced such stones (earth material) is amazing... the solid character refelcted by its very heavy weight ( or mass density) surely lessen the possibility of resonance caused by sound wave & sound pressure...
kaya it will be understandable for me to drool by just looking at the stone mounted turnTable... the "pure" musical notes
whew i hope i did not confuse your morning
cheers !!
fer
DCO wrote:hi Halls,
granite as i was informed is volcanic super heated earth material... took thousands (or billions) of years to hardened... cutting is difficult... producing shiny smooth surface more difficult... special machines & cutting materials are used... water is usually combined to the cutting blade to reduce super heat that might destroy both the cutting surface and the stone...
there may be mass density variations per kind of stone... but the sheer process on how mother nature produced such stones (earth material) is amazing... the solid character refelcted by its very heavy weight ( or mass density) surely lessen the possibility of resonance caused by sound wave & sound pressure...
kaya it will be understandable for me to drool by just looking at the stone mounted turnTable... the "pure" musical notes
whew i hope i did not confuse your morning
cheers !!
fer
Fer are you a Doc or an Engr
John Martin wrote:Guys, Do you have pics on the production process of Fred and Barney? Pls post it if you don't mind. Im quite curious on the stone cutting process.
And do you put anything in between the Table and the plinth. Something like a rubber or sealant to reduce resonances?
kabubi wrote:does anyone here know where i can the services of a water jet cutter???
Tuna man, baka may alam ka?
halls wrote:i wonder if the different colors will each have their own individual sonic flavor....
sarap siguro nun......
stone rolling
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