replacing technics rca benefits
replacing technics rca benefits Posted on: 27.02.2012 by Brinda Sirman My RCA's on my techs r in good condition but are the original pair. im going to get my techs self grounded and led's changed and i thought about also just changing the rca's while there.My main question is if i change the rca's will it change sound quality that much and will it affect the scratch scope on traktor like make it more acurate because of better quality. | |
| Danae Dumler 29.02.2012 | Well the links were just to demonstrate the point; the $8 cables were called Absolute HYPR-20 Hyper Series RCA Interconnect Audio Cables, 20 Feet (Blue): Car Electronics and the $4800 cables were called UNLIMITED EDITION |
| Danae Dumler 29.02.2012 | Well the links were just to demonstrate the point; the $8 cables were called Absolute HYPR-20 Hyper Series RCA Interconnect Audio Cables, 20 Feet (Blue): Car Electronics and the $4800 cables were called UNLIMITED EDITION |
| Danae Dumler 29.02.2012 | Well the links were just to demonstrate the point; the $8 cables were called Absolute HYPR-20 Hyper Series RCA Interconnect Audio Cables, 20 Feet (Blue): Car Electronics and the $4800 cables were called UNLIMITED EDITION |
| Danae Dumler 29.02.2012 | Well the links were just to demonstrate the point; the $8 cables were called Absolute HYPR-20 Hyper Series RCA Interconnect Audio Cables, 20 Feet (Blue): Car Electronics and the $4800 cables were called UNLIMITED EDITION |
| Danae Dumler 29.02.2012 | Well the links were just to demonstrate the point; the $8 cables were called Absolute HYPR-20 Hyper Series RCA Interconnect Audio Cables, 20 Feet (Blue): Car Electronics and the $4800 cables were called UNLIMITED EDITION |
| Danae Dumler 29.02.2012 | Well the links were just to demonstrate the point; the $8 cables were called Absolute HYPR-20 Hyper Series RCA Interconnect Audio Cables, 20 Feet (Blue): Car Electronics and the $4800 cables were called UNLIMITED EDITION |
| Danae Dumler 29.02.2012 | Well the links were just to demonstrate the point; the $8 cables were called Absolute HYPR-20 Hyper Series RCA Interconnect Audio Cables, 20 Feet (Blue): Car Electronics and the $4800 cables were called UNLIMITED EDITION |
| Danae Dumler 29.02.2012 | Well the links were just to demonstrate the point; the $8 cables were called Absolute HYPR-20 Hyper Series RCA Interconnect Audio Cables, 20 Feet (Blue): Car Electronics and the $4800 cables were called UNLIMITED EDITION |
| Danae Dumler 29.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Johbremat
Amazon.com: Absolute HYPR-20 Hyper Series RCA Interconnect Audio Cables, 20 Feet (Blue): Car Electronics@@AMEPARAM@@http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/415KVHOO4AL.@@AMEPARAM@@415KVHOO4AL or, say, these: Amazon.com: UNLIMITED EDITION™ AUDIO INTERCONNECT CABLE (RCA), 5.0 METER - 16.40 FT. PAIR: Electronics@@AMEPARAM@@http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/312ur7E42mL.@@AMEPARAM@@312ur7E42mL |
| Danae Dumler 28.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Fiskarapot
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| Brinda Sirman 27.02.2012 | My RCA's on my techs r in good condition but are the original pair. im going to get my techs self grounded and led's changed and i thought about also just changing the rca's while there. My main question is if i change the rca's will it change sound quality that much and will it affect the scratch scope on traktor like make it more acurate because of better quality. |
| Danae Dumler 29.02.2012 | Well the links were just to demonstrate the point; the $8 cables were called Absolute HYPR-20 Hyper Series RCA Interconnect Audio Cables, 20 Feet (Blue): Car Electronics and the $4800 cables were called UNLIMITED EDITION |
| Palma Hanslip 29.02.2012 | ^^ Those links don't work for me.. Can anyone recommend some good RCA's with low loss on Amazon.co.uk or similar (i'm UK based). I'm struggling to find something that will fit the bill and this is my first time doing this. |
| Danae Dumler 29.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Johbremat
Amazon.com: Absolute HYPR-20 Hyper Series RCA Interconnect Audio Cables, 20 Feet (Blue): Car Electronics@@AMEPARAM@@http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/415KVHOO4AL.@@AMEPARAM@@415KVHOO4AL or, say, these: Amazon.com: UNLIMITED EDITION™ AUDIO INTERCONNECT CABLE (RCA), 5.0 METER - 16.40 FT. PAIR: Electronics@@AMEPARAM@@http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/312ur7E42mL.@@AMEPARAM@@312ur7E42mL |
| Ngan Ernestine 29.02.2012 | i recommend this article called "the ten biggest lies in audio." (note the link is to a pdf file.) the cable lie is listed as No. 1. |
| Ira Alsadi 29.02.2012 | Gold plated connections are a 50/50 upgrade. With all things electrical, a signal or current is only as strong as its weakest link. The subtle signal change you get from an analog turntable sending a signal through its aluminum wires to a gold plated connector, down a copper wire, to a mixer (be it a digital mixer or analog) is negligible at best. You, as a human being will never "hear" the difference, and your gear will never know the difference. |
| Lindy Jonker 28.02.2012 | I'd contest the changing of RCAs having no effect on sound quality. Less effort is required to push the signal down a low-impedence wire. The signal from the deck to the mixer isn't powered: electricity is used for the motor only, so replacing an original/old/worn RCA can do wonders for the sound (which I have HEARD with my own ears). What you can even do is have detachables installed. Have a really high quality wire installed from the PCB (or direct from the tonearm, if possible) to some mounted plugs on the turntable. Then, you can replace your RCA cables as often as you want, or get right-angled ones for a cleaner setup. And getting the table internally grounded is a good move. One less wire to have to rig up; one less wire to get crimped. With the LEDs, white is a winner. See if you can get one/some installed in the pitch fader, too. |
| Danae Dumler 28.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Fiskarapot
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| Faustina Ahlbrecht 27.02.2012 | This post has been deleted by its author. |
| Danae Dumler 27.02.2012 | It will have no effect whatsoever on the sound quality unless you mess it up somehow so the RCAs don't fully connect or something. The benefit to changing the RCA is you can put on sturdier RCA plugs or have sturdier (or more flexible) cables, you can make them shorter, longer, etc. Sometimes you can get some hum in the deck because of old cables that have been pinched too many times or have some other kind of connection problem; that's a good time to change them. But as far as getting better sound quality from higher priced cables, well, some audiophiles will tell you I'm wrong but I don't believe you can hear any difference unless there's something really wrong with one of the cables (and I'm pretty sure the laws of physics back me up). |
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