My grandpa just passed away at 93 and left me this watch. He sailed most of his life. Can anyone help me identify which series of sea wolf or approx. year of this one. Looks to be 60s, but I can't find exact matches online. Unless he got a dupe in the 60s.
Some of my favorite shots this summer. It does have a lovely film look. Generally highlights tend to roll off unless put in a very demanding situation for lighting and the dynamic range really struggles in high contrast. Tried pushing those boundaries in some of these images. I've found I like the images on the phone but once imported they become very desaturated, so I run them through lightroom.
Looking for some advice for speaker placement. I would love to get these speakers off of the TT surface, using pads right now. My question is do any of you think I would be able to stick some speaker stands on either side if I bring the plants out? If so, will that make the sound worse boxing them further into the corners? Thank you!
I just upgraded to the 110, installed on pioneer pl-518 with a 49mm gauge, checked vtf with a scale, i'm sitting at 1.8g. Everything sounds good, no noticeable distortion. Now the cartridge sits quite low, as you can see in the photos. I tried some of my warped records and it holds steady, however I don't like that on the auto return it can clip some high spots of a warped record going back. Also, now that everything sits lower the distance in the cue drop to the record has shortened significantly, it's quite abrupt and seemings a bit jarring on the stylus. Does anyone know if the Pioneer pl 518 can adjust height of the tone arm? Or perhaps a different head shell, the 110 is too large to fit inside the headshell so it's kind of sitting on the edges.
TLDR: Nagaoka MP 110 rides low on pioneer pl 518, any way to raise that distance with taller cartridges?`