mwiedrick wrote: > What do people think of the idea of taking a Stanton T.92 or ST.150 and > attaching it to the Transporter via the SPDIF output on the turntable? > I realize these turntables are meant for DJs but would the sound on my > system be bad?
1. this TT Stanton T.92 already has an Digital Output (SPDIF) coaxial digital out which means it already has riaa and ADC converter built in you just need to connect it to digital input of the transporter , you just need a cable . 2. No idea about the sound of this DJ table ,get a decent cartridge ,not the typical round cut of a dj needle unless you actually do scratching and other dj tricks :) And the sound quality will not be limited by the transporter or aleph amp it will be up to the suggested turntables , so I have no idea at all. None of these are actually hifi or audiophile and the T.92 seems limited to 16bit 44.1 or 48k to comply with older USB inputs , good enough to play old scratchy vinyl's in a party setting I suppose . If you strive for audiophile quality you should visit you dealer and have a look at non direct drive non DJ tables , even if for example the old technics DJ table actually sounds better than many audiophiles would give it credit for . But the T.92 is new beast to me looks much more solid than the typical USB table , I seen USB tables at the computer store for like 60$ including cartridge and all made of flimsy plastic and the platter is not even full size !! there is usually also a matching USB cassette deck at the same shelf :[ or the used market for any old TT . Or for a project of ripping vinyl's borrow a TT from an audiophile friend ? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mnyb's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=4143 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=97654 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/audiophiles
