An inbetweenie video without a proper title.
Added 2019-03-21 09:01:00 +0000 UTCThis is a video about a new turntable cartridge and a phono pre-amp I added to my Hi-Fi.
I’d never installed a cartridge before, so whenever I try something new I like to record it on video just in case it helps anyone who‘s watching. I feel this is likely to be an 80-100,000 view video at most, so it’s definitelly not a tentpole extravaganza, but If I can demystify something sufficiently to encourage anyone to give it a go, I‘ll consider it a success.
Incidentally, if you’ve got a good idea for a snappy descriptive title for this video I’d love to hear it.
I hope to shoot a Patreon only video this week, so all being well that should be along soon to try and make up for this less than stellar instalment.
UPDATE 2: I've reworded & modified a few sections of the video to add clarity and remove ambiguity.
Comments
I love that Denon turntable. When you said in a previous video it had developed an annoying hum it almost put me off stalking them on eBay! Glad you got to the bottom of it!
Ian Dalgairns
2019-03-29 16:46:09 +0000 UTCI ended up using a very nice Technics switchbox from Japan. There are some aesthetic considerations with the HiFi as I’m not the only person in the house.
Techmoan
2019-03-25 21:28:28 +0000 UTCEntertaining video and full of useful information. For some reason this video made me think of your remark years ago about there not being a device for managing 5+ audio input devices. Wouldn't a patch-rack (with 6.3mm jack cables) be a very nice and steam-punky solution? Like you find on some synthesizers? (and have their origin in telephone switch boards?). Ah well, just a thought...
Doeke Zanstra
2019-03-25 21:26:15 +0000 UTC
