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| Glanz moving magnet cartridges Dear Vetterone, Glad to see you got at last some freetime for the discussion with the common mortals. I assumethat even inventions can be boring from time to time?Well our Dover knows about human nature so he posted somepictures as proof for the e... | |
| What about diamond cantilever/stylus combo Dear Yogiboy, Think about human imagination to get youranswer. | |
| FR64S tonearm overhaul Dear Lew, The only sense I can discover in your proposalis that this way one can check if the wire is copper orsilver. Assuming of course that the silver marking is lost.Why should whomever remove the 5 Din connector? The only reason I can think o... | |
| What about diamond cantilever/stylus combo Yogiboy, Such wines are not meant for drink but to showoff with and talk about. Our diamond on the other side issupposed to earn its money by hard and complex work. | |
| FR64S tonearm overhaul The silver kind are marked as such on the box and onthe armwand near the headshell (with a sticker). Some'purist' removed this sticker because to them the armlooks better without. But those can probably be only soldas copper kind (grin). Dkarmeli,... | |
| What about diamond cantilever/stylus combo Hi Terry9, The same conclusion can be deduced from Carr'sexplanation. Regarding the wine comparison I have seen somefor 10 K for a single bottle. In this context your Koetsumay look 'modest' or even 'cheap' but what I had in mindshould cost, say, ... | |
| FR64S tonearm overhaul To get some idea about the complexity of the job look at: www.thomas-schick.com-FR 64BTW there are those who prefer silver wire but also those who prefer copper wire. If you prefer silver wire then sell your FR-64 and buy one with silver wire insi... | |
| Kiseki NS series of cartridges To my knowledge only two models are produced from the available old parts. The Blue NOS with original parts and the Blue NS with some new parts. The Purple heart will be the next one. This means that from the Kiseki 'series' only the model Blue is... | |
| Buying A Cartridge Direct From Japan Because Axel Schurholz is 'one man company' I asked himwhy his wife does not help with his customers? He gets moreemails then he can answer. His answer was that his wifethen need to ask him how to answer the questions asked.So much about (his)secr... | |
| Buying A Cartridge Direct From Japan Hi Brf, If you think that Van den Hul himself does thoserapairs I am sorry to disappoint you. He spends the most ofhis time in Ukraine by their airspace industry. Being secretive about his cart business does not mean that weare imbeciles. What btw... | |
| Buying A Cartridge Direct From Japan First thing first. I think that any parents and/or educational system should teach their kids the English language. Not in order to promote Anglo/American imperialism but to give those kids the wordlwide access to information and communication. It... | |
| Buying A Cartridge Direct From Japan Dear Henry, My frustration with the Japanese is not accidental. Two years ago I try to contact Ogura for our common cause. That is to say that we would be able toorder by Axel micro ridge styli and boron cantilevers made by Ogura. I even consulted... | |
| Buying A Cartridge Direct From Japan Dear Henry, Those names are intermediary. You can buy directly from me many Japanese carts (grin). You already got one from Holland. That is however not 'the' question. | |
| Buying A Cartridge Direct From Japan Dear Banquo 363, As you can see from the title of this thread the question was about carts. It may be interesting for whomever to know about headshells, leads, ETC. (whatdo you mean with 'etc' btw ?) but headshells and leads we can get everywhere.... | |
| Buying A Cartridge Direct From Japan Hi Duvallite, Your question is very clear: how to buy direct in Japan. All the answers avoid this question. As if we are unaware of Juki, Otomon, Toxan or whomever from Japan who buy their stuff second hand in Japan and resell on ebay.com. I have ... |