Just got a payment in full for a bearing. This counts as two deposits
so now we only require 8 more.
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Just got a payment in full for a bearing. This counts as two deposits
so now we only require 8 more.
That being the case,i would have paid in full when i paid.I've just bought a SBT now :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike_New
I'll settle up after the bank holiday :)
Just for clarification, since I have received a concerned PM as a result of some posts on PFM, there is no need to change the oil depending on which platter you intend to use. Mike's bearing will work as delivered with all platters. To quote Mike directly:
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My bearing is supported by a silicon nitride ball which runs in a well of special synthetic lubricant with extreme pressure additives.
Those PFM posts hardly came from an impartial source. Bear that in mind people.
Tell me moreQuote:
Originally Posted by Beechwoods
Linn bias ?
can someone summarise (or point me toward info)
1.benefit to 1200,
2. Issues around installation (what's involved?)
3. Price....and Mike's current quantity deal.
Cheers all
john
Start with my post #7Quote:
Originally Posted by johnB
http://theartofsound.net/forum/showp...39&postcount=7
Thanks Martin....bearing in mind I'm a techno-pleb(can't be good at everything!!) "18 small pieces of wire that need trimming back onto the circuit board. Some PCB connectors need to be removed to gain good access"....fills me with fear.
In reality if my expertise stretches to changing a plug would I need to get "some help" on installation if I go with his bearing?
Cheers
John
Doesn't fill me with fear but I know there are people who can do it much faster and better than I canQuote:
Originally Posted by johnB
John & Mike - if you're in any doubt, don't try it yourself. There are people who can, and you risk destroying the main circuit board if you get it wrong.