Tonearm Interconnects
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Re: Tonearm Interconnects
Yes, well can do and other ways as well.jayman67 wrote: heres a pic of a similar sony arm,mine uses the same bearing method,
i may be showing my inexperience here but is that what quality hi end tonearms use?
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Re: Tonearm Interconnects
forgive me if im wrong but doesn't rubber perish over time?
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Ignorance. Japanese arms are made by Japan Inc, the name that is on it is immaterial, this even applies to full turntables. They all build bits for each other and use expertice from other companies. It is like selecting from a kit of parts. Both Rega and Linn used this by going to Japan and selecting a kit of parts to be made up. This is why the arm in my Pioneer PL71 and the Rega R200 are very similar, the two main differences is that there is a selection process with bearings - not what they look like, and you can specify from which point you want and price is the arbetter. Rega do the same thing now with their RB300 series bearings. For the R200 Rega *chose* the belt bias and a lower quality bearing and that is all the difference between those two arms. Now who made (assembled) them is meaningless.
You are making presumptions and making bad decisions from it, but that is your business. I am going on My experience with many Japanese arms and my knowledge of the Japanese hi-fi business, you take it or leave it, as with Dave it is given freely, and anyone on this planet has the freedom to be an idiot if they want to. Most people try and learn others don't and others think they know it all because of what some others tell them not from empirical knowledge. You have a chance of creating empirical knowledge.
You are making presumptions and making bad decisions from it, but that is your business. I am going on My experience with many Japanese arms and my knowledge of the Japanese hi-fi business, you take it or leave it, as with Dave it is given freely, and anyone on this planet has the freedom to be an idiot if they want to. Most people try and learn others don't and others think they know it all because of what some others tell them not from empirical knowledge. You have a chance of creating empirical knowledge.
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It depends on the rubber compound and how it is used. In the case of the belt on the Rega R200 yes sadly it did, Rega made a wrong decision in their selection from the available kit of parts.jayman67 wrote:forgive me if im wrong but doesn't rubber perish over time?
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Any cable not using the screen as the return (neg) is shotgun in principle whether within one cable with two cores or using two cables.
Re: Tonearm Interconnects
oo im shaking in my bootsThe Permed One wrote:ADMIN EDIT - A single smilie is not a post as there is no content. In future use content or don't bother. Next time will be a strike.
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yep and with all that said you'd be a fool not to buy it then eh?Dr Bunsen Honeydew wrote:Ignorance. Japanese arms are made by Japan Inc, the name that is on it is immaterial, this even applies to full turntables. They all build bits for each other and use expertice from other companies. It is like selecting from a kit of parts. Both Rega and Linn used this by going to Japan and selecting a kit of parts to be made up. This is why the arm in my Pioneer PL71 and the Rega R200 are very similar, the two main differences is that there is a selection process with bearings - not what they look like, and you can specify from which point you want and price is the arbetter. Rega do the same thing now with their RB300 series bearings. For the R200 Rega *chose* the belt bias and a lower quality bearing and that is all the difference between those two arms. Now who made (assembled) them is meaningless.
You are making presumptions and making bad decisions from it, but that is your business. I am going on My experience with many Japanese arms and my knowledge of the Japanese hi-fi business, you take it or leave it, as with Dave it is given freely, and anyone on this planet has the freedom to be an idiot if they want to. Most people try and learn others don't and others think they know it all because of what some others tell them not from empirical knowledge. You have a chance of creating empirical knowledge.
come on then where's your offer??
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Re: Tonearm Interconnects
I already answered, what is your price. The best way is to put it up at ebay then I will get a bargain.