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Bigman80
14-02-2017, 23:59
Just a quick note to say what a good job J did with my Mission 774 wand.
Rewired with Cardas, gold tags etc. Great service start to finish
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That looks awesome ! :)
You have the same yellow logo armwand , also not drilled...very nice !
Wonderfully executed rewire job, indeed !
Bigman80
15-02-2017, 10:25
Thanks !
He's done a brilliant job. Very professional.
It's as awesome as it looks too Torsten.
I urge anyone with a 774 to pair it with a Toshiba SR370. AMAZING!!!!
Thanks !
He's done a brilliant job. Very professional.
It's as awesome as it looks too Torsten.
I urge anyone with a 774 to pair it with a Toshiba SR370. AMAZING!!!!
I need one done, can you tell me how much it was.
Thanks,
Mike.
Bigman80
15-02-2017, 13:20
Hi Mike,
I provided all the bits. Wire, red 4 pin connector, cartridge tags and he charged me £40. Sounds fantastic
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Ali Tait
15-02-2017, 13:33
Well worth having done Mike. Johnny did mine with Ikeda silver wire. Bit more pricey mind.
He has just done new tags and a check over with my Alphason and at a very reasonable price. When I can afford it I'm going to get him to do a full rewire. Very good service.
rmcin626
15-02-2017, 18:57
Johnny did a great job on my Rega arm last year.
blackstar
15-02-2017, 20:18
What a great job for very little outlay.
Can I ask the brand / name of that platter weigth bubble gauge ?
Some of my decks have a shaped surface, so tend to go a tiny bit lower towards the inner side,
thus putting a gauge to the platter surface doesn't give any much usable info if the platter as such is well in balance.
The bubble gauge to put onto the spindle would be very useful there..
Bigman80
15-02-2017, 21:24
Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261862212752
Shipped from HK. Does the job nicely and not too heavy either.
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Thanks Oliver,,,it's ordered.. :)
Bigman80
15-02-2017, 23:55
Thanks Oliver,,,it's ordered.. :)
Ha, good stuff. It's a nicely made weight. You'll be after a SR370 next lol.
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J's the man when it comes to all things tonearm.
Fettled my SME V and will be rewiring it when funds are available.
Bigman80
16-02-2017, 15:55
He is the man. That's for sure.
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moodybuilder
04-03-2017, 09:29
Jonny stripped, polished, rewired (inc tags) from cart to amp with cardas wire and filled my arm tube, he also checked bearings. A great service and a giant liller arm. Just going to send him my haddock for him to work his magic on.
Just going to send him my haddock for him to work his magic on.
Come back as salmon?
😉 😁
Bigman80
04-03-2017, 09:57
Come back as salmon?
😉 😁
😂😂
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moodybuilder
04-03-2017, 10:08
Hadcock auto spells not always helpful
Hadcock auto spells not always helpful
Yeah agree, I don't know how many times I've to 'adjust' what I've typed 😉
walpurgis
04-03-2017, 11:30
Very fine arm, the Haddock! :D
Always liked them, especially when theyve been well battered;)
Jac Hawk
04-03-2017, 13:21
TBH anything to do with your turntable, give him a shout, i was on the phone to him last week regarding my R200 arm, he's taken it in part ex for a new RB202 as well as telling me what upgrades are worth doing on my planar 3, an around top bloke.
So????? How does it sound? What sonic benefits dig you gain by all of this fine work? What differences have you noticed since the work was done? And, as they say here in the States, AWESOME! Very nice looking rig you've got there,
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Bigman80
06-03-2017, 14:40
Who are you asking 😂
Thanks for all The interest, these amps are now sold
Told ya. Lol
So????? How does it sound? What sonic benefits dig you gain by all of this fine work? What differences have you noticed since the work was done? And, as they say here in the States, AWESOME! Very nice looking rig you've got there,
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I was asking you, how the new turntable upgrades sound? You were praising the work, new Cardas wiring, etc. I was wondering what sonic benefits you gained from it?
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Bigman80
06-03-2017, 17:16
I was asking you, how the new turntable upgrades sound? You were praising the work, new Cardas wiring, etc. I was wondering what sonic benefits you gained from it?
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Ha, fair enough.
The standard wiring is very dull sounding in comparison. Everything is crisper and better defined as a result.
It's a night and day difference to me.
Worth every penny.
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Very good! I've been shopping for a new phono cable, I'm using a regular interconnect right now. Well not regular, it's a Harmonic Tech Precision Link, but not a phono cable. I'm not sure what my arm is wired with, factory VPI wiring, anyway, I will be checking out the Cardas wire, if you hear better, crisper, less dull that sounds like what I need.
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Bigman80
09-03-2017, 08:39
Very good! I've been shopping for a new phono cable, I'm using a regular interconnect right now. Well not regular, it's a Harmonic Tech Precision Link, but not a phono cable. I'm not sure what my arm is wired with, factory VPI wiring, anyway, I will be checking out the Cardas wire, if you hear better, crisper, less dull that sounds like what I need.
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I only had the actual arm rewired. From arm base to amp is still the same cable. Some very well balanced silver plated stuff
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I've considered making my own phono cable. On eBay, I've seen some pure silver wires sold in different gauges, some very thin stuff. And fairly affordable too. Purely for experimental purposes of course. Twist a few strands together to about a 22 gauge, shrink it into some small shrink tubing, and pull through a copper woven ground shield borrowed from cable tv wire. Add the ends and Ive got pure silver wire for under $50. Shopping on line, good phono cables can start at $300 and move up sharply. I don't need cables that cost more than my analog setup. I forget what kind of cable that VPI puts in their tone arms, Kimber maybe? It's not just no name wire. And, I've tried all of the regular interconnects I've got between the arm and preamp. Van Den Hul, Monster, Harmonic Tech Truth Link, and Precision Link. And they all sound great! But different. I don't know that cables made for the small signals between those points are really any different? One would think? But you just never know. Most companies are not forthcoming about the construction of their wires.
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Bigman80
09-03-2017, 13:20
I've considered making my own phono cable. On eBay, I've seen some pure silver wires sold in different gauges, some very thin stuff. And fairly affordable too. Purely for experimental purposes of course. Twist a few strands together to about a 22 gauge, shrink it into some small shrink tubing, and pull through a copper woven ground shield borrowed from cable tv wire. Add the ends and Ive got pure silver wire for under $50. Shopping on line, good phono cables can start at $300 and move up sharply. I don't need cables that cost more than my analog setup. I forget what kind of cable that VPI puts in their tone arms, Kimber maybe? It's not just no name wire. And, I've tried all of the regular interconnects I've got between the arm and preamp. Van Den Hul, Monster, Harmonic Tech Truth Link, and Precision Link. And they all sound great! But different. I don't know that cables made for the small signals between those points are really any different? One would think? But you just never know. Most companies are not forthcoming about the construction of their wires.
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I tried a fair few cables between TT and amp but the silver plated stuff sounds great to me so ive stuck with it.
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