"David Looser" wrote in message
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"David" wrote in message
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"David Looser" wrote in message
Any turntable that goes round at the right speed, with minimal speed
variation (wow) and rumble, will sound the same as any other.


Both building vibrations and air movement are chaotic, so unless you live
in a totally isolated vacuum (in which you wouldn't be able to hear
anything anyway) then no they will not.

Hmm... I can see that those who live in particular places, near the top of
a tower-block or hard by a railway line or road carrying heavy traffic,
might have a problem with vibration, and that some turntables *might*
react to that better to it that others. But I cannot, for the life of me,
see how air movement can be a problem, unless you play records out of
doors on a windy day with the deck cover open.

I'd be interested in seeing your evidence that either makes an audible
difference. I'm also tempted to suggest that if either is a problem for
you try playing CDs instead ;-)

David.


Try turning your volume knob to number 11.