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Kuzma tables/arms?

Here’s a line that while around a long time, seems to fly under the radar. I think it’s fair to say that their tables haven’t caught on the US. Their tonearms however, seem to get plenty of attention. I’m considering the Stabi S (PIPE BOMB) table, and a Kuzma arm. The latter either the normally partnered Stogi, or perhaps their 12" arm, simply called the 12" VTA. I have no specific question…. Just looking for any thoughts or experience with these products. I would run an EMT Tsd-15, or the new Tsd-75.


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nandric
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Well in connection with Linn LP 12 Raul asked this question: ''if

the original design is good why so many improvements?''

According to this way of thinking one can state that all Kuzma

TT's are excelent designed. My Stabi Reference is still produced

and still in the original form. The other, implicit advantage, is that

either of them is a very good second hand canditate  because

of their durability (imply by design). One should also add the

excelent support for the customers by Kuzma himself.

 All my emails are answered by  Kuzma himself. My only problem

with him is that  he is from Slovenia while I am from Serbia (grin).  

 

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nandric
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The German logician/mathematician Frege differenciated between

''sense'' (say 'meaning') and reference such that different meaning

may refer to the same thing. If I remember well our members

Dertonarm and Syntax described ''organic'' as ''physical presence''.

This ''quality'' than was ascribed to the FR-7 series carts. I needed

10 years to grasp the ''meaning'' and am now a proud owner

of an FR-7fz.

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