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My Marantz TT-15S1 uses a straight arm but angles the cartridge. It sounds superb! I'm not well versed in turntable mechanics but I can tell you the listening demo of the Yamaha GT-5000 was incredible. If it was as problematic as you claim, I don't think the end result would have been so positive.

Thank you so much for such a well informed response and great feedback to my video.

Yes you were shorting half the signal most likely. Now that you're not, you got +6dB back.

no, just from here: https://app.thebookpatch.com/BookStore/confessions-of-an-audioholic/5485bb9c-474b-4c34-8e0b-e2b11bb446a3

not great search terms for what you're looking for. And Google sucks lately too. Glad I was able to send you the link here. Hope it was helpful.

check for whiskers in your speaker cable terminations at the back of the amp and at your speakers. Make sure you rule out shorts. Try different channel pairs next. IF all else fails, you have a defective unit. Swap it out with your dealer.

what terms did you use? try "amplifier power consumption ratings"

https://www.audioholics.com/audio-amplifier/receiver-back-panel-power-ratings

https://www.audioholics.com/tower-speaker-reviews/perlisten-s7t-limited

Be sure to ask your Audyssey related questions in our livestream this afternoon at 3pm EDT: https://www.youtube.com/live/ABwtaQ8jd5g?feature=share

potentially yes. Feel free to ask ALL Audyssey related questions tomorrow at 3pm EDT on our livestream:

This amp sounds great to my ears. I'm not sure why Shane Lee thought it sounded rolled off. My measurements and listening tests don't concur with that opinion.

Thanks. Can't believe I missed that.

No I didn't and I suspect it wouldn't maintain the 400 watts x 7 based in it would require 25A from the outlet to do so.

Here is my Youtube Discussion video of the Marantz Amp 10 Bench Test Results:

No bc of that blip I measured with only 1Ch of a blade driven, I didn't do that. I bridged all 5 of my bed layer speakers and single amp connected the heights. It's a great sounding amp so far.

The Marantz Amp 10 (MSRP: $7,000) is a 200 watt x 16CH amplifier that utilizes the latest ICE Edge Class D topology with a custom built SMPS regulated power supply. I put the Amp 10 through our exhaustive bench tests to see how it performs in both power capability and quality of amplification. I...

Here is a soft release of my exhaustive bench test results of the new Marantz Amp 10 200 watt x 16 Amplifier: https://www.audioholics.com/amplifier-reviews/marantz-amp-10-test-report

My test report is online but not published yet as I'm waiting on confirmation from Marantz Engineering about something. Their result of 200wpc with 1 or 7CH driven is accurate and I discuss it in my report in great detail.