nandric
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| A Copernican View of the Turntable System Dear Halcro, I looked more cereful to my arm pod and amvery impressed with the looks of the granite parts. As architect you should know if this material is suitabale foran arm pod. It looks unvelievable beatuful.Banquo 363, I am not sure but it ma... | |
| Why use a super accurate cartridge protractor Dear John, 'Too old'? What a pity. I think you could be a very good teacher. The persons who know what they are tolking about and have clear thoughts are usualy able toexpress them clearly. On the other hand I think that skepticism has more to do ... | |
| A Copernican View of the Turntable System Dear Halcro, I was the first customer by the Reed companyand ordered both: the tonearm and the arm pod . But specific for my Kuzma Stabi Reference. My arm pod was the first they have produced and of course meant for myKuzma. So, I am sure, they wi... | |
| A Copernican View of the Turntable System Dear Halcro, I am sorry but 'casting' seems to be someother kind of animal then cuting from a billet of bronze. I think that you should pay more atention to, uh, 'structural properties' then aesthetics. However I would like to knowwhat the postage... | |
| Why use a super accurate cartridge protractor Dear John, When I stated in some thread that I am hardlyable to see 1mm I got an reprimand from Dertonarm. My compliments for your eye and capabilty to handle fractions of an 1 mm. But if the spindle variations are > 1mm (I forget what Yip from... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? While my search for the Holy Grail is over my addiction to ebay is still there. My excuse: I am now searching for others. Assuming that the most members never look at theGerman ebay (www.ebay.de) my find may be of interest to some. Clearaudio Auru... | |
| A Copernican View of the Turntable System I can add the Reed arm pod among the commercially availablekind (www.reed.lt ; accessories). But what about a 'sturdy'one for cheap? I 'assist' ( by looking) my machinist whilehe was busy to cut from a billet of bronze a collar for myPioneer P-70 ... | |
| Why use a super accurate cartridge protractor Mauidj, I think that you missed the 'point' by Mint tractor. Ie the spindle diameter as variable is included.This means that the tractor is 'spindle'(aka TT) specific.BTW 'easy to use' and 'very accurate' seldom coincide. I am alas not familiar wi... | |
| Tonearm Geometry and Setup Dear John, Thanks for the x time . 'As skating force isalways there...I feel comfortable that the forces on the stylus are equilized AS BEST THEY CAN BE'. You are of course refering to the fact that (anti)skate force is variable across the LP radi... | |
| Tonearm Geometry and Setup Dear John, There is this hilarious English phrase for theGerman tourist: 'Don't mention the war!'Well you deed mention the anti-skate...The most controversial subject in our forum according to my knowledge. My 'Solomon' solution is 'in between'. I... | |
| A Copernican View of the Turntable System Dear Thuchan, It is impossible for me to resist the temptation. You can probable also use the shild surrounding to protect yourself from radiation in case of an nuclear war.'Peace', | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear Raul, I can confirm your hypothesis reg.the 'tuning' or the 'voicing' of an cart by the 'master'. A former technician by Benz was my guest in Holland for a week.We compared 6 different carts while I was in particular interested in two of them... | |
| Anybody combine ASR with Wilson? Ebm, What do you charge per word in your profession?Regards, | |
| Why use a super accurate cartridge protractor Goatwuss, I agree with proviso that 'idiotic' means something like 'mental aritmetic' versus ' calculator'.Regards, | |
| Tonearm Geometry and Setup Dear Gordon, Thanks for your explanation. In some earlierthread you refered to my 'point' about different tonearmseach of them adjusted to the 'needs' of the LP's in ourpossession. Your arguments in this thread assume just onetonearm in correlatio... |