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The Denon 103 is a very low compliance cartridge and if you run the numbers with the Satisfy arm it puts the resonance Freq. is up around 16.67Hz....not good, you want to be between 8-12Hz or there abouts. The Denon is a piss poor match with the Satisfy arm, ditch it....

Your Talismann has a a resonance Freq. of 9.11Hz just about a perfect match.........
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The Denon 103 is a very low compliance cartridge and if you run the numbers with the Satisfy arm it puts the resonance Freq. is up around 16.67Hz....not good, you want to be between 8-12Hz or there abouts. The Denon is a piss poor match, ditch it....

Your Talismann has a a resonance Freq. of 9.11Hz just about a perfect match.........
Damn !
The dealer who sold me the 103 ESC should have told me this.
Thank you Jeff.
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Here is the video of the arm bouncing :

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Damn !
The dealer who sold me the 103 ESC should have told me this.
Thank you Jeff.
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Here is the video of the arm bouncing :

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Imagine having no shocks on your car and driving down a bumpy road, a good way to loosen your back molars
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OK, who wants a brand new Denon DL103 modified by the Expert Stylus Company ?
It bounces very well !
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OK, who wants a brand new Denon DL103 modified by the Expert Stylus Company ?
It bounces very well !
Looking at it from a positive note your only out a few hundred bucks, cheap for an audiophile mistake
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Looking at it from a positive note your only out a few hundred bucks, cheap for an audiophile mistake
That's right Jeff.
I made more expensive mistakes in the past. Too bad, because at low volume, it really sounds wonderful. Actually, I may decide to keep it and either listen to it at low volumes on the Satisfy or try it later on the RB1000 arm of the P9.
Will have to check if the compliance will be ok there....
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That's right Jeff.
I made more expensive mistakes in the past. Too bad, because at low volume, it really sounds wonderful. Actually, I may decide to keep it and either listen to it at low volumes on the Satisfy or try it later on the RB1000 arm of the P9.
Will have to check if the compliance will be ok there....
The Denon on the RB1000 puts the resonance freq. around 15.7Hz....still sucks spec wise
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The Denon on the RB1000 puts the resonance freq. around 15.7Hz....still sucks spec wise
Ok so I just have to sell it then.
Thanks a lot Jeff.
Next time I will buy my cart from you. You're a real Expert !
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