allearts cartridges and rebuilding

One should read Frege's comment on Wittgenstein Tractatus
to grasp how ''great Wittgenstein'' is. But there is this enigma:
the less people understand philosopher the greater their
admiration. Hegel and Kant are some kind of ''national hero's''
in Germany while Frege is nearly unknown. Hoever  he is called
''father of the  the modern logic '' after 2000 years of Aristoteles
domination of Western education. As Galileo surpassed his
physics Frege surpassed his logic.
 

It seems that I need to quote great Wittgenstein again, and especially here:

" Wovon man nicht sprechen kann, darüber muss man schweigen".

Dear @harold-not-the-barrel : are you answering a 2002 post? 

R.

How are your Allearts carts doing today ?

Interesting comments. Heard about this exhibit, but what intruiges me is the 'real life' point. I get that from a Shroeder model 2, so it would have been fascinating to switch the cartridges. My Allearts MC1S is arriving in a couple of weeks and will report (though cant compare as havent heard the miyabi.
best

Forgot one:
Every system had it's own phono amp for their correct settings.

I've been at a demo, a few systems were playing to show the differences.

System 1 :
Basis Debut Turntable/Schroeder Model 1 Arm/Takeda Miyabi Cartridge

System 2
Simon Yorke S7 Turntable/Yorke Arm/Jan Allaerts MC 1 Mk2

Both systems had the same amps, cables and speaker.

I own a Miyabi and A Basis Debut, so I knew very well, what they can do.
The allaerts cartridge is a very good sounding one, I think, one of the best I ever listened to. Very precise. When someone owns it or wants to buy it, he will make no mistake. I makes everything right.
The main difference between the Miyabi and the Allaerts, is , in my opinion, the allaerts show you everything what is on the record.
The Miyabi does that too, but is is a kind of 'real Life '.
I ordered a 2. Miyabi after the demo.

Yes, I've seen that, but have you heard them? In what context, thanks.

Do a search on the vinyl asylum for some recent discourse on the Allaerts line (with comparisons). There is also (finally) a website: www.jallaertscartridges.be These are up there with the best.