Victor UA-7082 Arm OR Micro Seiki MA505L ...? (both fit my existing alternate 270mm hole)


Victor UA-7082 Arm (good grommet) OR Micro Seiki MA505L ...?

As an alternate to my right side 12-1/2" long arm which has fixed cartridge:

Both these arms are 11-1/8" effective length, with removable headshells.

Both fit my alternate 270mm hole in my JVC CL-P2 Plinth’s armboard (likely was a Victor UA-7082 originally). Price difference unimportant.

For use with my JVC TT81

The 45 adapter is shown in the alternate 270mm hole, with a removable plug, I will simply rotate the armboard 180 degrees and switch arms for periods of time.

elliottbnewcombjr

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Lew; It’s apparently a back burner project for Thom but involves a new machined stub… My enthusiasm for it…whatever it is..has waned over time as my arm went back to Tri last winter for the CF , wire and other upgrades… a hyper clear sonic change for my system anyway…

Re on the fly… and “ grub screw “…. generally i agree…but my 505… the Dynavector is a glorified grub screw….

Endless…some like Thom at Galiber would argue the isolation for CW is lossy and he modifies  / markets the Jelco arm as such. He is also working, albeit w distraction ( like any good music loving audiophile ) similar mod for Triplaner.

OP … my coin flip is 505

it has been a long time since i have heard one….