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DC motor upgrade owner commentsBelow are some of the many favourable comments we have received from owners of the dc motor kit. Linn LP12 owners"Just thought I would let
you know that I have just finished installation of the DC motor kit
you
supplied
me
for my
Linn LP 12 turntable. I have to say that there is a big improvement in
the sound quality that I now hear. "I'm entirely happy with the dc motor. The sound is better all round,
particularly in terms of dynamics, rhythm and imaging, but without sacrificing
the LP12's sense of soul. Thank you." "I've finally got my Linn up and running now
- I've been listening to the DC motor kit for about two weeks. WOW!! The
degree of improvement over the Valhalla'd table is nothing short of astounding.
I now feel that the Linn bearing and sub chassis design, as well as the
arm and cartridge, are performing at their full potential now. Gone is
the 'dry' character, and the naturalness, detail and dynamics just pour
forth. I'm currently listening to a Dutch all-analog pressing of Roger
Waters 'Amused to Death.' Can it possibly sound better, I wonder?" "Quite a hornets nest of discussion
here. I recently bought and installed the Origin Live DC motor upgrade
with the "heavyweight" outboard transformer. I believe that I am the first
person in the US to get this larger transformer. Two weeks later I installed
the Cetech carbon fiber sub chassis, but that's another story. Thank you
John for the Ivor quotes. But I don't believe that he put an AC motor
in the Linn because it was the 'best' tool for the job. He did it because
he had to build the Linn to a price point and well made DC motors are
not cheap. Compared to the Lingo the OL upgrade is in another class. For a product that does exactly what the promotional material says it would do. I’m not given to hyperbole – though I’m sorely tempted. I keep sneaking back to the room and listening again, just to check it sounds as good as I remember it. I swear it’s still improving. The sound from my speakers, which I previously thought quite good, has blossomed into the room. This is not a loudness issue. The sound has come out of the speakers and into the room. There is a clear indication of soundstage, a plucked double bass sounds like a plucked double bass, with resonances such that you could climb into the ‘f’ holes. Multi-tracked voices become separate entities – some of which I’ve never heard before. All of this from an Akito and a 12 year old AT 0C5 I manson MMF deck upgradedI'm in love with the Origin motor. Seriously, this
is one of the best upgrades I have ever heard. To any of your customers
who
have
MMF
products,I
can only say "try it!" I
have been an audiophile for many years, recently able to afford whatever
I want in the way of gear. Like the Hollywood notables who drive '05
Mustangs instead of Ferarris, I like superior bang for the buck. Amazing
soundstage and realism. For example, Eugene Ormandy conducting Prokofievs
Lt Kije Suite, Columbia 31812, an album I have owned since 1973. Superior
staging, amazing timbre, hearing the violas clearly for the first time,
hearing the woodwinds and horns as never before; I
know my table is vastly inferior to the rest of my system, but the motor
(and cartridge upgrade) have netted amazing gains. My best CD material
does not
compare with vinyl. Thank you for that. FYI
My system: MMF-7 table, Benz-Micro cartridge, Origin motor, and cable
upgrades. Art Audio Vinyl One pre and Jota amp, cryo tubes on both, Resolution
Audio CD, Parsifal Encores and Lamhorns (depending on mood). Many thanks.
It was very easy to mount in the MMF-7 motor
housing, and the MMF belt fit perfectly. Feel free to use my feedback.
I still can't believe what I'm hearing in my old Michael Knight
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