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Thanks for this Jack, that's a fascinating changing system, I've never seen that before. I took a look at a few You Tube videos of this machine.
This one has the most incredible dust cover:
I like the way the little bar by the tonearm comes across to presumably measure the size of the next record, so the arm knows where to land:
Jack,
I've copied these last few posts over to another thread specifically about autochangers
Yes, that is indeed the machine! With the original clunker arm!
I love the concept of this unit. A heavy lump of cast iron suspended on air!
Away from any influences such as kind of plynth, shape of the room acustics, people walking by in old wooden house, you name it, record stable.
The unit is on springs, which gives it a kind of two stage vibration filter!
By the way, if anyone wanted to know how to upgrade the pivots to lighten the mechanism to perform to one gram, I can oblige. You would need to get rid of that arm first!
Interestingly, while mine has white main deck and grey rear part, that one is the other way round!
I'm doing some research. I can easily put up the soundtrack by plugging into the "mic" input on the computer, but for the video I have to take the video picture with the camera and then download it and then upload it to YouTube.
Thus there is no synchronization...
Today I see my digital literate friend along the road and see what he has to say. Probably there's some hugely expensive software I have to buy!
Adam suggested, and I have downloaded and registered on, "Audacity" website for recording and editing sounds onto one's computer.
Doesn't say anything about synchronising with video though.
hi all,
slow progress here - held up by overworked contractor...
still hope to have BSEA's up and running by christmas,
cheers,
a
My oath. Need the bux!
There are orders for BSEA2A3 and BSEA6A3 ones actually.
I'm still interested in the BSEA's what's the difference between the 2A3 and 6A3's variants.
If Adam could email updates with prices again,it's been a long time ;)
hi rob,
2A3, 6A3 and 6B4G all related, filament voltage
increases between the first two and perhaps
someone can remind me about whether the
pins change between the 'A3 and 'B4G.
valve lore and history not my strong point i'm
afraid - am from the 'liberal/fine' arts side of
the equation and admire the electronics as
an outsider...
cheers,
a
really output power interested in,look forward to having a listen maybe the 6A3 as currently have a 2A3 amp.