Richard,
How are you getting on with the Sumiko - have you compared it to the Zu? :)
Oh, and let me know what you want to do about the cartridge leads.
Marco.
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Richard,
How are you getting on with the Sumiko - have you compared it to the Zu? :)
Oh, and let me know what you want to do about the cartridge leads.
Marco.
Hi Marco - haven't had much chance to do any comparisons with the Sumiko/Zu as yet but next week things are a lot quieter so I intend to get a couple of hours' fiddling done. :)
I'm also looking at a PL-71 on eBay at the moment (so keep your hands off you buggers...it's mine!!) :D
No worries, matey. Keep me posted when you get a chance to have a play :smoking:
Just be careful going down the PL-71 route. Have you checked it can still be serviced?
You don't want to run the risk of ending up with simply a nice looking ornament!
Marco.
Interesting stuff. I am about to start sorting out a super cheap SL1210 I got off ebay. The deck itself is solid but the arm is in a state so is going off to AudioOrigami for fettling and rewiring internally and externally. When I get it back I will be putting a Denon DL110 on it initially as a baseline and will then be looking at other possibilities. I am partcularly interested in the Audio Technica AT150mlx - has anyone got opinions on this cart?
The other things I need are a counterweight and a headshell or two - who does the custom brass ones I have seen in some of the pics here?
Cheers,
J
I believe it is a two piece job e.g. like with the original wiring scheme (there is a PCB involved). I have ordered a 3-piece brass counterweight from John as well which looks to be an excellent solution.
J
I also have one of John's 'weights in the mail pipe. I also have KAB arm rewire on the way. That is, I ordered a new tonearm wand already rewired. But, once I've installed that I'll have a spare tonearm wand. Hmm, wonder what I could possibly do with that :eyebrows: ? In fact I'm a bit nervous about doing the installation myself, I'm never very at ease with a soldering iron. But, KAB says that the Cardas tonearm wires come ready tinned and only need "tacking" into place.