I quite agree that Marmite walkers crisps are a good decision, as I have also made this myself. However, an even better one was Burt's Guinness flavour - absolutely stonking!
As to the SL-P1200, I like it. It's a bit ragged up the top end but it's a fun listen, the bass is superb and it's such a lovely thing to use. Ultimately, my Marantz CD-94 does better it considerably in sonic terms, though.
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Thanks for all the advice guys, as usual an apparently very innocuous question about what seems a rather minor issue raises a good debate!
I think I've been a bit stupid as having looked closer at the bolts in better light there are little raised dots on the inside, I'm wondering if they are actually torx or a similar type and my hex key just happened to work ok on the slightly less tight one. I've been told about a company called Clerkenwell screws so I might take that one in to them to see what it is.
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Oh, you can buy both hex and Torx as security screws with raised pins in the centre that require a hollow bit to remove them. If you take a decent picture with your phone camera (assuming you have one) and post it I (we) can tell you what it is.
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No these have little dots around the inner edge of the hole, I'll try and add a pic
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I've had a look at the other side and I can't see the dots, so I'm wondering if the hex key has made those marks..
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Struggling with the phone camera, but an back to thinking they are hex.
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