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| rega heavyweight for zu 103 I used modeling clay to stick a penny on the back of my Express Machining "Heavyweight". It's probably still a little light, but the sound and soundstage are improved. | |
| Upgrades for VPI HW -19 jr.??? Hello Mark- Well I've got a 9 pound platter, black with cork bottom, spindle press fitted, 1/4-20 threaded on top. It's 7/8" thick, the same size as my Junior's ceramic platter. Is it a Mk-3 platter? The spindle is about 2 3/4" long, less than 3/8... | |
| Upgrades for VPI HW -19 jr.??? Two comments and a question: I don't know if they're still available, but I have my HW-19 mounted on the original "tiptoes", threaded 10/32, and much cheaper than some other cones. Basically, I'd agree with the previous comments: I have a Jr. with... | |
| Mit 2 terminator bi wired need help now. Aren't those cables equipped with terminations that screw on and off, allowing you to switch between bananas and spades? If so, just buy spade end terminations from MIT and double up the spade ends on the single speaker terminal. | |
| RB300 tweaking problem Don't use the spring to set tracking force; use the counterweight(s)and a separate tracking force gauge. That should move them closer to the pivot point. | |
| Review: Thiel Audio CS-3.5 Speaker I had the 3.5's in my system for about 12 years, driven by a modified Adcom 555 II. While I never blew the midrange, or any other driver, I did have continued problems with the equalizer, and had to send it back to Theil every two or three years. ... | |
| Can I install a new arm on this old table? ...the one from Pete Riggle Audio was well reviewed in "Stereophile" a while back and I think Express Machining might make one too. | |
| Can I install a new arm on this old table? A Rega should work and would be a good choice. You'll have to use spacers to adjust the height. With this tagle I wouldn't spend too much on an arm - maybe you could look here for a used one. | |
| Can I install a new arm on this old table? The KD-500 came with two circular cut outs for installing a tonearm. One was drilled with a concentric hole, the other was an SME slot. (You'll probably want to use the circular hole.) It should be a simple matter to attach a new arm, provided you... |