That's not the cantilever. That's a speck of dust. The cantilever is off at 90 degrees. Oops wrong thread.
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That's not the cantilever. That's a speck of dust. The cantilever is off at 90 degrees. Oops wrong thread.
:lolsign:
Marco.
There's an Alphason HR100S on there at the mo, but I can't be a*sed to look it up...
Not a bargain - as it is free advice - but this makes interesting reading, and if true, bravo to the chap for putting it up...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...ht_1322wt_1139
Good advice, but not much use without better information and ideally some photos to highlight what is genuine and what is not. In the absence of that the safest thing to do is avoid ALL LS/35As being offered for sale on ebay. Not a difficult task for me to do as they are best suited to being heard in a coal bunker for a listening room :lol:
I reckon this is a bargain at the buy-it-now price -
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NOTTS-ANALOGUE...item43a67cb442
Cheers, Dave. I'm sure I will!
You don't read this thread, then? Back on page 172 (post #1720).....................Quote:
I don't go round loking to see what AOS (or anyone else) members buy on ebay....
Hence why I asked you the question, as I thought you read this thread, daftee!! :doh: :lol:
;)
Marco.
I'm a bit "gazed and diffused" right now (Thanks Steve & Miquette for the phrase :)).
I missed that post Marco, but I remember comments on this cartridge being positive in a restrained kind of way (a bit like the sibling Stanton 681EE/681EEE I think).
Thing is, the Shure V15 IV is also not "demonstrative," yet given a decent cut (or a difficult pressing," it seems to sort out the mush and make it listenable. Clumsy words I know, but these "restrained" sounding cartridges seem to be the ones that you can listen to for years - and many have....