Not yet, but I will do! ;)Quote:
You won it?
Barry,
I'm told that the bristles are as soft as the hair on Tabatha's 'nest' :eyebrows:
Marco.
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Not yet, but I will do! ;)Quote:
You won it?
Barry,
I'm told that the bristles are as soft as the hair on Tabatha's 'nest' :eyebrows:
Marco.
Indeed - and that's mainly the point! Along with the vintage Michell clamp, it'll add a retro touch to the Techy :)Quote:
No, it doesn't do the Dust Bug thing, you can't hear it but it also doesn't really pick up any dust. Who cares though ? It's such a lovely thing.
I've love to find one of those!Quote:
The stylus brush is also useless but looks great.
I'd love a Transcriptor, as it's undoubtedly one of the most gorgeous creations known to man, but it would only be for an ornament ;)Quote:
I thought Marco might have bought a Transcriptor/Michell deck and not just the brush..:rolleyes:
Marco.
Well, when you have the Sweep Arm and the Stylus Brush, you need a set of their scales to get a full hand.
By the way, the brushes are made from Squirrel hair and are very soft indeed, second only to Sable IMO.:trust:
Just won it.... That's the first one I've seen go for less than £60! :)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=250793569722
Marco.
Brilliant i knew Germany would be the ticket
Yup, and I was fed up losing out on the buggers I was bidding on here! Thanks for the tip, dude :)
It should arrive by the end of the week, so I'll take some pics. It should make the Techy look a little more quirky :eyebrows:
Marco.
I don't think you could use the Styli brush as that needs bolting to the deck, your ok with that sweep arm as it has a weighted base that could, if you want be secured with a bit of two sided but should be fine on it's own
Yeah, dude, I think you're right - the stylus brush is probably a step too far. You see, I have a similar problem to you with (some) hi-fi kit, only kind of the other way round.... :eyebrows:
Generally, I love the look of vintage T/Ts, but much prefer the sound of the modded Techy, so 'retrofying' it a little gives me *some* of what I love about the looks of vintage gear, whilst retaining the (to me) superior sonic performance of the Techy.
It's as near to a 'win-win' in that sense as I'm likely to get. If someone could build a T/T that looked as gorgeous as the Transcriptor, but sounded as good as my modded Techy, I'd snap it up in a shot!! ;)
The 'famous' scene from 'A Clockwork Orange':
http://img638.imageshack.us/img638/5...workorange.jpg
:)
Marco.
I've just put an ole Shure V15IV with good original stylus into the Lab 80... The later V15's seemed to have a lower compliance and the damper/brush on the front means one can use tractor like arms like the Garrard one with no stability issues. Sounds good actually and better by far than the M55E did-does.
Now, finding old styli for these old timers is a nightmare, but according to luminaries on the Lenco forum, one can get a good original stylus and have Expert Styli re-tip it with a decent modern elliptical or Paratrace diamond. It all depends on the condition of the rubberised suspension.
Get a Transcriptor T/T Marco and you'll be obliged to buy some B&O electronics to go with it (see the photo)! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
You might be interested to know that there is an article about David Gammon and the Transcriptor products in this month's Hi-Fi News.
Regards