MM vs. MC Phono Cartridges Explained [Illustrative Guide]
In this guide, we’ll take a detailed look at the differences between moving magnet (MM) and moving coil (MC) phono cartridges for turntables and record players. We’ll discuss which one
In this guide, we’ll take a detailed look at the differences between moving magnet (MM) and moving coil (MC) phono cartridges for turntables and record players. We’ll discuss which one
A few months ago I bought my first ever tube phono preamp to use with my turntables. In this article, I will share my experience with how it sounds and
Today, many stereo receivers, CD players, turntables, and other home stereo components come with Bluetooth wireless built-in. But what if you have an older home stereo where some or all
Powered speakers, also known as active speakers, are compact speakers commonly used for music listening at home, as monitors in music studios, and as PC speakers. Do powered speakers need
One of the confusing things about turntables (and record players) is that they come with and without preamps. Turntables with preamps are just as common as turntables without. If a
In this guide, we’ll look at the difference between passive, powered and active speakers. I will first explain the differences as simply as I can with text and figures. After
I recently did a lot of reading about the importance of phono preamps. On vinylengine.com I found a discussion thread where the original author stated that he had seven different
In this article, we’ll look at the four essential criteria that make a good turntable good. Furthermore, we’ll look at how we can achieve good vinyl sound and I will
If you are new to vinyl records and turntables, one questions you might have is whether a turntable needs speakers or not. If we ignore the very inexpensive all-on-one record
In this short guide, we’ll look at how we can make a regular turntable wireless and use it to stream music to Bluetooth speakers and other Bluetooth capable stereo systems.