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nat8808
14-06-2012, 13:37
Audio Technica AT1100 for sale! £195

In great condition and with original AT external lead too.

Also known as a Signet XK50 .
nat8808
18-06-2012, 22:06
The photos:

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wee tam
18-06-2012, 23:36
using one of these on an AR the legend , lovely arm , if i had the readies i would stash it away
nat8808
22-06-2012, 10:09
Bumpi
nat8808
26-06-2012, 16:54
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nat8808
02-07-2012, 13:42
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Marco
02-07-2012, 13:52
What length is the arm, Nat? It's not obvious from the pics. Looks like a 10-incher, and very well-engineered...

The ultra-low mass would be ideal for some vintage high-compliance cartridges :)

Marco.
nat8808
02-07-2012, 14:52
It's not obvious from the pics. Looks like a 10-incher, ...

Hey Dude - I've said before, wrongful expectation leads to frustration.. :eyebrows: :lol:


The ultra-low mass would be ideal for some vintage high-compliance cartridges :)

Marco.

It is indeed - pretty much designed I think for higher compliance carts which is probably why it worked so well with an AT33 as that's fairly high compliance as were quite a few from around the same time.

240mm is its effective length and 225mm pivot to spindle - more like 9.5" arm yet SME's idea of a 10" arm is actually a couple of mm smaller..

Depends so much on the definition by the manufacturer.. Brinkmann 10.5 being 266mm (really is 10.5") and SME 310 being 239mm (9.4") for example.
Marco
02-07-2012, 15:10
Lol... Yeah, I thought it looked bigger than a 9-incher, based on comparison with my usual 'template' :eyebrows:

Good luck with the sale - for me, it's a bargain!

Marco.
topoxforddoc
02-07-2012, 18:55
Nat,
Good luck. I bought my AT1100 back in the late 70s when it first came out. Brilliant arm. I mated mine with a Micro Seiki LC80W MC. The pair were reviewers’ faves at the time. I sold mine about 6 weeks ago for far more than your asking price on the *bay. Good luck here, but you’ll find plenty of buyers elsewhere.