I have owned a pair. My wife loves the look. They just don’t sound good. One morning, I put my old Infinity Kappa 6.1s back in place. Walking into the living room, she said “I can tell you got the 901s sounding really good now!” Then she looked over and saw the 901s were gone. Her next comment was something along the lines of “I get it now. The 901s look great, they just don’t sound good.”
This is like an 80’s fever dream come true.
thats horrible
can you get it repaired?
In regards to the MoFi, I would grab it with one of the MoFi carts, both are very, very good and at the bundled price are even more enticing. This will also give you time to live with the TT and get a better feel for it, then you can move onto a different cart if you decide to.........lot's of great options there as well. The UltraTracker is a great cart and I have no doubt you'll enjoy it.Guess who was looking at turntables while the boards were down last night?
Pros and Cons between the MoFi Ultradeck and VPI Scout. If I go MoFi do I add my own cart or do I choose one of theirs? And what’s the difference between the Ultra and Master carts? Does the Scout even have a dustcover option?
I’m also looking at the Pro-Ject Classic EVO.
I was seriously considering a VPI, but the lack of a hinged dust cover was a huge issue for me. It's less about dust than keeping my kids and their friend's curious fingers away from the arm and cartridge. You can get aftermarket covers though, and they run the gamut in price and size.
I’d drop the Pro-Ject off of the list. It’s a clear class below the other two.Guess who was looking at turntables while the boards were down last night?
Pros and Cons between the MoFi Ultradeck and VPI Scout. If I go MoFi do I add my own cart or do I choose one of theirs? And what’s the difference between the Ultra and Master carts? Does the Scout even have a dustcover option?
I’m also looking at the Pro-Ject Classic EVO.
I was seriously considering a VPI, but the lack of a hinged dust cover was a huge issue for me. It's less about dust than keeping my kids and their friend's curious fingers away from the arm and cartridge. You can get aftermarket covers though, and they run the gamut in price and size.
Basic Series Dust Cover
Protect your turntable with a dust cover. Compatible with the VPI Cliffwood, VPI Nomad, VPI Scout Jr, VPI Prime Scout, and VPI Scout.www.myaudioshield.com
Gingko - SP-2 Dust Cover for VPI Prime Scout
www.musicdirect.com
Is the extra money worth it for the Mastertracker? I’ve looked at both of those because of reputation and because they’re American based/sourced.
They are made in Japan by a major manufacturer that MoFi would prefer to not disclose. If you look AT them though, you’ll figure it out.
Well crapThey are made in Japan by a major manufacturer that MoFi would prefer to not disclose. If you look AT them though, you’ll figure it out.
The Mastertracker is clearly better if the extra outlay doesn’t bother you.
More money
Thanks!
Yes you can, and some say that method sounds better.
Perfect thanks. I bet you any money those damn connectors are around here somewhere but considering they were removed from the speakers approximately a decade and two moves ago they won't be found until after my death.
Isn't the Mastertracker just a rebodied Vm540ml/740ml? If so would going straight to the horses mouth not be more cost effective?
