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Elephantears
26-01-2012, 12:39
I'll consider anything; standard, Sumiko, or otherwise. However, it's a second system and an experiment at this stage, so I'd prefer something cheap to start with.

worrasf
26-01-2012, 13:38
I'll consider anything; standard, Sumiko, or otherwise. However, it's a second system and an experiment at this stage, so I'd prefer something cheap to start with.

Hi

I have a mint (never used) Technics low mass headshell with a set of Ortofon 8N.LW10 headshell leads again mint and never used. I bought them to mount a Sonus Gold Blue but never got round to using it.
Not sure what you mean by cheap - full price for lot the would be around £60 so how about £40 plus postage?

PM me if interested

Steve

Elephantears
26-01-2012, 17:16
The Technics headshells go for £20 new. Is it the leads that are making it expensive? I'm a little ignorant here, but I do have some old leads that were on my Ittok when I bought it, so if I can use them I won't need the extra leads.

worrasf
27-01-2012, 14:52
The Technics headshells go for £20 new. Is it the leads that are making it expensive? I'm a little ignorant here, but I do have some old leads that were on my Ittok when I bought it, so if I can use them I won't need the extra leads.

Yes - the leads were £40

sprint
27-01-2012, 15:19
I'll consider anything; standard, Sumiko, or otherwise. However, it's a second system and an experiment at this stage, so I'd prefer something cheap to start with.


Hi

I have for sale an ADC LMG-1 magnesium headshell.

It is in excellent condition with all the cartridge leads and original box.

Looking £30 inc p & p.

worrasf
27-01-2012, 15:30
I'd buy Andy's ADC LMG-1

Steve

freefallrob
27-01-2012, 15:43
I'm pretty sure I have several different headshells at home, I also have some Audioquest litz head shell leads which are very good indeed on the Techy.
I can't use any of them in my current set up:lol:

I'll check later and post back....

Rob.

https://public.bay.livefilestore.com/y1p9RV3GdAvo1wZTkj_wuEkM5VorWBDn_878Y1ivNVYfpcNmtT 6fXv4q_X3rnBlSRjcnVyBMhZegQ4thAm-jFzcYg/Picture%20012.jpg?psid=1

Elephantears
27-01-2012, 16:39
Thanks for the offers folks. Suddenly an embarrassment of riches! I'll make my cart decision tomorrow and come back here then.

Gromit
27-01-2012, 16:53
I'd buy Andy's ADC LMG-1

Steve

Me too - a great headshell, and similar weight to the OEM 'shell which means it'll work well with more compliant MM carts. :)

In fact if Andrew doesn't want it I'll probably have it.

Marco
28-01-2012, 10:12
Hi Rob,



https://public.bay.livefilestore.com/y1p9RV3GdAvo1wZTkj_wuEkM5VorWBDn_878Y1ivNVYfpcNmtT 6fXv4q_X3rnBlSRjcnVyBMhZegQ4thAm-jFzcYg/Picture%20012.jpg?psid=1


In case you didn't know, those spacers/headshell weights are ferrous, and therefore magnetic. And so not good things, sonically, to be put anywhere near a cartridge...

DJ's use them to add mass to their Stanton 500s, but they're definitely not recommended for audiophile use. It would be a very quick way to ruin the sound from your cartridge!

Anyway, just thought I'd let you know :)

Marco.

freefallrob
30-01-2012, 09:59
+1 Marco,I've never used them myself, just seem to have 'acquired' them some how or other....

Never used the lead one either actually.

Rob.

P.s Elephantears PM replied to!