So Springroll described the new Chung's Bach recording was a little "tight" with the violin.

Running in more with the Adcom has been suggested as I think this is sensible.

Then I thought to myself where else can I improve?

Different gears had been used from the past and with the current setup so I couldn't replicate this.

However, I was thinking since I was playing vinyl so how about the department of the Audio Technica AT-33 MC Cart with the Trichord DINO?

The AT-33 is a vantage model and the tracking force is considered much lighter than the modern models. The current models may be tracking between 1.5-2g but mine is between 1.2-1.8g.

Normally I set at 1.5g but today I set it much lower @1.4g.

I wonder if it would bring out a little more lively performance.

Before the F1 starting I could manage to record three classical pieces.

What do you think?

Wow!!! What an eventful Monaco F1 this afternoon. Kimi, the young pretender, did well to hold on the nerve to win the Grand Prix. It's a funny race with so many incidents and penalties!!

Anyway, back my Classical session with more recordings.

something basic...

is always.... already too lateeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee haha

Could you guys do me a favour by comparing these three recordings?

I am using multi-mic recording but since I couldn't hear the stereo imagery and soundstage so I need your your help check out the differences.

And which one do you think perform better?

Thanks.

in case...some of you (me) want to buy a bandsaw...

this is one of the better video for this topic

No rush, I still have more and this time with the Mackie mixer.

Again, no rush and I wonder if you can tell which config did I record?

Using the Bluebells from our woods to disguise the setup.

He...he....

And how about this one, any thoughts?