Original US model Shure SC35C

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Originally Posted by kininigin

That's far too many carts for 1 person,tell you what i'll take the decca off you,to lighten the load :ner:

Where did you source the SC35C from?

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I hear yee ...:lol:, surfing on the bay the other night with nothing in mind and notice one had just been listed, remember reading it on here so bought it, seller was from Stirling, 30 mins drive from me.:cool:

nice one,i really like this cart and my vinyl listening and purchase's have increased significantly since getting it.

Let us know what you think of it,when you get the chance.

Will do Darren.

Due to popular request, here's close up of the EPC205 MK4 but not for sale at the moment.
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wii.

If you ever do sell that, Andy, give me first dibs! Can we see your Shure SC35C? :)

Marco.

Why the fugg did Technics discontinue this? I know, vinyl was supposed to be dying back in the late 80's and nearly did. They could have hopefully kept the tooling and used the basic generator as a base for some new models of differing tip and tracking needs - DJ on the one hand and audiophile on the other. The suspensions if the mk3 onwards are supposed to be temperature tolerant and as long as it's survived the twenty years or so since I suspect it was made, it can easily be re-tipped later on :)

That cart is one sexy looking beast.

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Originally Posted by Marco

If you ever do sell that, Andy, give me first dibs! Can we see your Shure SC35C? :)

Marco.

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I don't see me selling and believe or not, there was a PM within minutes of the 1st picture posted, not got the SC35C yet, sent a cheque so waiting for it to clear before i get it, will post a pic for your to verify once i get my mitts on it.:scratch:

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Originally Posted by DSJR

Why the fugg did Technics discontinue this? I know, vinyl was supposed to be dying back in the late 80's and nearly did. They could have hopefully kept the tooling and used the basic generator as a base for some new models of differing tip and tracking needs - DJ on the one hand and audiophile on the other. The suspensions if the mk3 onwards are supposed to be temperature tolerant and as long as it's survived the twenty years or so since I suspect it was made, it can easily be re-tipped later on :)

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Seemingly A.J Van Den Hul said this is the only MM cart worth his effort re-tipping, that Chemical Vapour Deposition shank was state of the art at the time,pretty toxic process, the profile of that polished diamond is amazing under a high power scope, when i got it my reaction was ''where's the tip?'' until i caught the glint.

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Originally Posted by chelsea

That cart is one sexy looking beast.

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Thanks Stu, sexy enough to have Smurf Sex with ????.
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Hooray...got my SC35c today.

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made in USA on the back and top of cartridge body,it even includes a sealed little bag of fitting kit comprising 2 x mounting screw set,2 x spacers, set of 4 tags to connect to pins in case of damage to original, very please.:cool:

wii.

Not as sexy as the technics 205 is it :)

Still, enjoy the Shure, I know you will, very much I suspect :)