Were the lab results ever published on the residue found on the stylus and cantilever.
Zenith Angle File Reveal!
The responses were interesting: at first participants chose "File 1" as the one with the zenith angle correction but later commenters chose "File #2".
The zenith corrected file is "File #1". In my system at least it clearly sounded superior in the ways described in the story though some heard it the opposite way. Interesting. Of course pivoted arms have inherent zenith angle error other than at the null points assuming correct set up! Correct set up requires knowing how much zenith angle error is "baked into" the cartridge. That's why the WAM cartridge inspection service is so useful. Of course If you don't hear the difference.....
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our first round of infrared spectrometry is done and we see a residual compound. Sorry you'll have to wait for more news but our tests are hardly a top priority in the lab but we'll get to it!
i think i bought that record at the ces show in vegas many years ago...mine is #0705
What really amazes me is how much of a difference there is between the two files. It's pretty dramatic, and it makes me wonder what I might be missing. Thanks so much for doing this test.
Interesting discussion on the zenith angle error! It’s fascinating how preferences can vary so much. For those who don’t notice the difference, it might just come down to personal listening habits or system setup. Just like with a logo design service, finding what resonates with you personally is key to achieving the best outcome!
It’s interesting how people’s choices changed between "File #1" and "File #2." For me, "File #1" with the zenith angle correction sounded better, even if some disagreed. Proper setup is really important since pivoted arms have their own errors. That’s why services like WAM are helpful they help you understand your cartridge better just like an experienced CV writer in New Zealand understands what the recruiters wants from an applicant.