Hi James,
Yup, the same Anthony! Okies, next time I’m due down at his place I’ll give you a shout :)
Marco.
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Hi James,
Yup, the same Anthony! Okies, next time I’m due down at his place I’ll give you a shout :)
Marco.
Yep, I love mine, Andre - bought it from a Wammer a couple years ago and was amazed how good it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Barbarian
I'm buying a standard Lentek mc stepup - I'll be putting it up against the A&R HA10. :)
Rogers made one at this time aswell, around the same price..Quote:
Originally Posted by jandl100
Hi guys,
just noticed this thread I've had a lentek head amp from back in the day.
Although subsequently have gone the decca route as the costs and madness of moving coil amps and step ups etc seemed just too silly.
But my little problem is that my duracell seems to be really hard to disengage from that connecting tab. Any tips..
Lever off with a screwdriver?
Make sure you don't short out the terminals though!
Yeah I know the screwdriver levering thing was my first thought,just felt a bit brutal.
The 'snap-fastner' type battery connections can be quite tight. If you don't like the thought of using a screwdriver, then you could try a flat lolly stick, held close to the connectors to prise it off.Quote:
Originally Posted by audioholic
The connector in mine is broken in two, obviously from some serious force being applied in the past. Might be an idea to get a replacement part soldered in at some point, but I do quite like the idea of a nice quiet 9v supply instead...
Interesting thread :)
Hadn't thought you could get all that gunk from around the components without damaging something
Might give this ago with my little Lentek when I get time
I used to use mine with a simple 3 opp amp diy MM stage and it sounded great to me ;)
It wiped the floor with the Cambridge phono on the right
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Alan