Graham Engineering Phantom III 9

I'm starting to get a bad feeling.

;-)

Opps Geoff, I quickly misread your post as which sells faster.

Feathers fly off the shelves faster, though titanium titillates more.

That's funny! Which falls faster, a pound of titanium or a pound of feathers?

Titanium takes a while to reach the floor :)

I bet they don't drop the titanium ones. ;-)

That's a bit like saying, "Who would ever bend the cantilever on their cartridge?" ;^)

In 40 years of this hobby I've never done such a thing but it doesn't mean it couldn't happen. The fragility of ceramic is well known...

Huh? Who drops their tonearm wand on the floor? That is nuts!

Just so that people don't misunderstand the question the 9" titanium armwand became standard from the mkII onwards (although some of the early ones may have escaped and were still ceramic).

Some felt the ceramic ones sounded better than titanium versions but I'm told the reason Bob switched to titanium was that folk kept accidentally dropping and shattering them on solid floors and surfaces. :O

So what you must be referring to on the 9" wand is improved wiring and, possibly, connector quality?

Same question for me!