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Clearaudio universal tonearm re-wire.

ClearAudio uses the thinnest tonearm wire imaginable. I have had to situations were I have broken the very delicate wires. I would like to replace the wire with something more secure but don’t want mess it up. Has anybody re-wired a Clearaudio tonearm before? It took almost a year to get it back from Clearaudio last time to have it fixed. I don’t want to deal with this anymore and I’m willing to sacrifice a little sonically for this headache to go away.

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In my experience anything to do with the Tonearm Signal Path has a obvious fragility.

I have a Silver Litz Wire used as a continuous wire on a Tonearm. I have lost a channel on this on a few occasions.

I passed the Tonearm on to an individual who lives and breaths working with micro volts, a Tonearm is one of their destress jobs, Horses for Courses, is how I was taught.     

 

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