Actually that is a very good point. I have had bar glasses hanging on a rack crash down on the floor because they shifted when I was playing the music two loud during a party at my place. Had 3 glasses broken and two cracked.
The Deftechs (with 1 each 18" subs) pump out a lot of bass and now I have the bass turned down but it is still enough to rattle windows and glass anywhere in the house. Wondering if this would be a problem with that turntable.
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Originally Posted by JVZ104
Belt drive is also more prome to microphoning (picking up sound from the speakers). I wonder why the industry standard turntables are direct drive? They are selected by broadcast engineers who know and care a lot about sound quality.
Mick, that Denon is great for the price, you should go for it if you haven't already. Never had a problem with vibration from a belt drive or direct drive turntable used in locations 5 feet away from people running down hallways on upper floors of any studio I've ever worked in.
JV
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06-29-2005, 12:55 PM
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