datawireless
11-05-2013, 15:57
OK you serious technologists out there, what do we know of the advanced cantilever and diamond needle mounting technology of the Technics P205C Mk3 ?
I seem to remember that the cantilever technology used was so advanced that it has not been matched since, but also not repeated by Technics. This cartridge used to punch way above its weight and also sound exceptional.
I'm willing to invest some time (and money) in restoring a sample to its original level, or as damn near as we can get to it. Have a look at a sample I've got please. Is it worth having a go re-tipping it or do I look for a better candidate?
http://imageshack.us/a/img829/7993/p1050483t.jpg
From another angle it looks more promising. At what VTF did these babies track?
http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/4640/p1050487u.jpg
And one more:
http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/897/p1050488d.jpg
Do we have enough photographic information here to conclude anything???
Regards,
Mike
I seem to remember that the cantilever technology used was so advanced that it has not been matched since, but also not repeated by Technics. This cartridge used to punch way above its weight and also sound exceptional.
I'm willing to invest some time (and money) in restoring a sample to its original level, or as damn near as we can get to it. Have a look at a sample I've got please. Is it worth having a go re-tipping it or do I look for a better candidate?
http://imageshack.us/a/img829/7993/p1050483t.jpg
From another angle it looks more promising. At what VTF did these babies track?
http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/4640/p1050487u.jpg
And one more:
http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/897/p1050488d.jpg
Do we have enough photographic information here to conclude anything???
Regards,
Mike