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@Gryffles

I bought these lps on a recommendation of it being a Red Hot Organisation release, and already owning the Red Hot + Blue cd. At the time I wasn't that familiar with a number of the performers on Dark Was the Night but this album then led me onto some of my now favourites.

It might just be the load setting of the phono that's not matching to the Ania (1k Ohms cf recommended 100 Ohms for the Ania). You could try some load plugs to bring it down from 1k Ohm to 100 Ohms before you try a different phono stage.

Low output MC carts require fewer coils, therefore less mass and therefore easier to move faster. So in theory can be quicker sounding, possibly more resolving. But low output requires higher gain from your phono stage, so manufacturers offer various outputs to match the different gains of your phono stage. I'd guess most people prefer low output, in general, if their phono can handled it. But some prefer high output, probably because any gain is done at source (in the cart) which is easier for their phono to amplify.

Live In Hamburg, Leucocyte are my favourtes

Gogo Penguin Humdrum Star LP

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Just found this EST Live in London vinyl release https://www.amazon.com/Live-London-Esbjorn-Svensson-Trio/dp/B07B5WB9Y2/ref=tmm_vnl_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1529130157&sr=8-1

Songs Ohia: Travels In Constants

What's "woofer wobble"? My woofer wobbbles whenever there's a signal getting to it! My EU version sounds great. A few extra clicks but no wobble.

I thought most priced them the same, eg Dynavector, Benz Micro. Variants of the same MC cart with Low output vs medium output or high output all have the same list price.

Man With A movie Camera 2xLP Film orchestration.

FLOAT - Peter Broderick LP

GROUPER - Grid Of Points LP Sparse piano led experimental ambient goodness! Liz at her finest. A short but essential Grouper "album".

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