Yes i do

Also if you’re on a budget, I recommend the spin clean record washer.

higher bit depth good for sound manipulation. Just like video files 10 bit 12 but etc are very good for color grading. 8 but video files creates banding.

I recently downloaded Click Repair. The owner of the program has automized the program completely. Just place the song in the program, tell it where to save it. And hit start. It does a pretty good job cleaning the pops and clicks. Once, it stops with a bell. It will save it where you indicated it, with a cr suffix.

I know this is 4 years old , and thanks for doing this. I will point out you rambled on for 24 minutes and I did not hear a single comparison of RAW vs Click vs Wave. You can see how that is a pretty obvious oversight, while sure your opinion is fine, some people like to hear it through their own ears.

does that have the RIAA curve built in? or do i need another unit for that?

Yes, doesn't seem to make any difference audibly... But I've found where it does make a difference is if you wanna do processes like time-stretching the files...

Clickrepair is amazing, but apparently is fading away. So sad.

Vinyl is dead. I see very little evidence of this big vinyl comeback. Enough already!

i have that pioneer turntable since new under a piece of furniture ,i have to look for it as now it seems high-end at the time ,the most simple pioneer but always good

that sounds the same ,this is youtube sound, a iphone can sound equal to a 10.000€ turntable

why destroy such a good record ,haven´t you got a kansas album?

it´s not stupid hobby but the only way to have high quality sound at home, stupid is that guy making a remark as if all others are stupid and be happy with a compact system with cd player

This whole experiment is extremely flawed. If the CD was 16 bit, then upconverting to 24 bit should not add any details that weren't there in the 16 bit copy. you can't create that information from thin air, it has to be present in the source you are starting with. Also, you are guaranteed not the hear 24 bit audio from this because this YT video is encoded in opus (251), which is 16 bit.

80C for 10min in pre heat oven will do the job correctly

The mp110 is a great cartridge

Would the Nagaoka 110 work on a Numark tt200 s shaped tonearm?

I’m only on day 5 with this cart, it sounds pretty damn good👌🏾

Your video was interesting and gave me a good laugh at the end😂. Thanks!

Sounds warmer than AT cartridges just from what I can hear from the video.

Live and learn! I think the tile was too uneven of a surface. Too rough. Smoother surface. Lower temperature might work.

I can’t wait to start doing this.. thanks for the lesson.

Wetton...Bruford....Fripp. Don't need nobody else. 😎

Clickrepair is a good program but iZotope is better. (my opinion)

I Don't Have All Those Features On My Eazy Tape & Vinyl Recording Softwear. I Have Split Track. The Rest Is Fully Automatic.

Offered on the U-turns now as an option for $100.00. Acid Jazz, Funk & Brass 🔈🔉🔊

I could hear a difference. I noticed that 2 was a little bit "warmer" and the bass was deeper. That was the one that was 16-Bit. 16-Bit just sounds beefier, and fuller than 24-Bit in my opinion.

Suprised to read that nobody is talking about the lack of "air" with Grados. If you want to "hear the music" then you will love them, and also if you want a sort of "valve amp, jukebox" sound. But if you want sparkle and excitment at the top end then I wouldn't recommend. To their credit they have 3d depth (ie some instruments are nearer to you than others) rather than just width, and I do hear things I never heard before, so that has to be a good thing, even if the sound is hard to get excited about.

Thanks for your work.

Great.

Great video !!!! How do I play the music through my MAC ????

Nobody is hearing that noise above 20k. The audio setup required to experience the dynamic range of 24bit would be crazy, and then environmental factors like the room or nature would muddy the sound, make the setup obsolete, and thus hearing and enjoying any difference would be moot. Record 24 bit, render and playback 16 bit.

I have a Grado Green mounted onto my Micro Seiki BL-51, and I've been enjoying listening to it for several years now. My other turntable is a Pioneer PL-530 fitted with a Denon DL-110, and since both are running through my Pioneer SX-1010 receiver it's easy to do A/B comparisons, and honestly, to my ears there is no discernible difference between the two. Lately I have considered keeping the Green cartridge and upgrading to a "Gold3" stylus, so I emailed the Grado company to ask about this, and John Grado said the Gold3 will fit, that "the musicality will be the same", but I would hear an improvement "in terms of resolution and dynamics". He also said (and I really like this) "if the Green still works, keep using it"! How's that for the "hard sell"? This is one reason I really like the Grado company. They make great products and they seem like really good people.

If you hear the difference between 16 and 24 bit, it’s just your brain telling you what you want to believe. In reality, by Nyquist Theory you can’t hear the difference. Maybe with sone mega modified ears you could…

one of the best things you can take away from this is that if you are a musician, you can spend forever worrying about stuff like this, a difference that makes no difference, or you can get to work on making music.

Thankyou very much ❤🎉

@0:47 - I disagree, There are some small, portable turntables are available. I own an A-T Soundburger, and it's terrific. I bring along some portable Bluetooth speakers, and the party happens.

What if I just buy the cd and rip the files?

Yup people are still watching your unboxing video 🤗.

What a great video...review. Awesome.

Thanks a lot for posting,enabled me to do exactly what I was wanting to do,great music choice too👍😀

That may be a cheap cartridge but it sounds better than a ceramic.

I use the Wave files for recording my collection.

When I first started out, it was difficult.

Awesome video. Thanks!!!!!

That's funny you replaced a budget cartridge with another budget cartridge. The Ortofon Turbo MC3 cartridge blows these boring Nagaoka cartridges away. My Nagaoka -200 sits in my drawer now..

KZbin doesn't care what you upload. The best KZbin audio is 256 mp3 or something.

I agree 16bit 44.1khz is fine. BUT I still don't fully understand what the bit means.

You get what you paid for

Thanks for this. Really helped me clean up my vinyl DJ mixes for uploading.