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| Linear tracking arms Hi Eldartford, is your linear arm a Sony? Your description might also indicate a Pierre Lurne/Audiomeca SL5 arm, unless I am wrong. In any case, the SL5, at only a fraction of the price of the big names, and also works well. | |
| Linear tracking arms Tobias, do you refer to the Pierre Lurne's SL5? If so, I can confirm that I have been using it with no problems for 11 years, and the only problem I had recently (you might have seen my post) was due to my leaving the dust accumulate, and not keep... | |
| Why does my SL5 arm jump up after a few seconds? And now for the anticlimax: after an e-mail from Monsieur Lurne, I realised what the problem might be, and simply washed the belt with warm water and washing up liquid, cleaned a little the pooleys, etc., and the arm works again as wonderfully as ... | |
| Why does my SL5 arm jump up after a few seconds? Pierre Lurne has extremely promptly, politely and comprehensively replied to my e-mail to him, and there is every chance that his advice will cure the problem. I shall shortly report back to this NG what the outcome is, just in case it might help ... | |
| Goldmund Studio-still one of the best? Rcrump, I have problems with an SL5 linear arm, which was also sired by Pierre Lurne. Would the T3s be based on the same arm, as far as you know? The SL5 jumps up too frequently, and it seems rather fussy, did you encounter the same kind of proble... |