[LP, mono] ANDRÉ LÉVY (앙드레 레비), BACH Cello Suite No.6 in D, BWV 1012 - Ortofon SPU G, RF 309

Описание:  MEDIA (Vinyl/LP)
Title: BACH Cello Suite No.6 in D, BWV 1012
• Composer: J.S. Bach
• Face 2 of the vinyl (LDY 822)
- Artist: ANDRÉ LÉVY (1894-1982, Cello)
- Album: Suites for Unaccompanied Cello - Volume Three
• Original LP Album (Lumen, LD 3.449) Recorded in 1962, France (the original LP is a very rare and expensive)
• Digitally Transferred and Remastered from the original 1st pressed 'Lumen LD 3.449 Red label'
• 2023 Newly Remastered by OriJin and Dr. Choi at SOUND TREE (South Korea)
• 180g Audiophile Black Virgin Vinyl, STCJ 0006
• Cutting: Vinyl Cut in USA (Black Belt Mastering)
• Plating: Stampers Made in USA (RTI)
• Pressing: Vinyl Pressed in Japan (Tuff)

AUDIO COMPONENTS
Cartridge: Ortofon SPU G
• stereo, early 60's original
- Tonearm: Ortofon RF 309
• Stereo, a.k.a. RFG-309, early 60's original
• Very very rare stereo RF 309 tonearm for SPU G type (G shell)
• It is a phantom arm that was manufactured in a very small number at the request of G shell users
• This RFG does not have a monaural type
• This RFG-309 can be said that the highest peak for G shell cartridges
• The tone is sharper in focus than the RMG-309 original, and the thickness is further added, and it can be said that there is no rubbing feeling
Turntable: Thorens TD-124 II (modified)
• Replaced the turntable platter with heavyweight steel platter for TD-124 MK I
Step-up transformer: Northern Electric R14849A
• Equivalent to Western Electric 618A
• DIY case and internal wires
Phono stage: Audio Research Reference Phono 3
Pre-amplifier: Audio Research Reference 5 SE
Power amplifier: Audio Research Reference 250 Monoblock
Speaker: ATC SCM 150 PSLT
Accessories: Hotdog Chrome Stabilizer, HIP(Hotdog Isolation Platform), Gaeddongyee Insulator and HIFISTAY Rack


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I don't extract (rip out) the sound sources directly from the LP or CD media.

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