Where to get V-block for Lenco GL75 tonearm?

[kambo_z]

Morning all,

Can anyone help me where to find the V-block for the Lenco tonearm for a reasonable price. Thanks

[walpurgis]

ebay: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-pcs-V-B...gAAOSw42ta1ORJ

[tapid]

Happy with mine from Desmo on eBay. Around 23 quid a couple of years ago.

[Jimbo]

Happy with mine from Desmo on eBay. Around 23 quid a couple of years ago.

Yep I think the Desmo blocks are the best.

[Bigman80]

How does some Teflon V-BLOCKS sound? Fantastic apparently. I know a guy who makes them. Let me know if you're interested.

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[walpurgis]

Yep I think the Desmo blocks are the best.

The Desmo blocks have no 'end stop', so the knife edge blade is free to move from side to side. Not ideal.

[walpurgis]

How does some Teflon V-BLOCKS sound? Fantastic apparently. I know a guy who makes them. Let me know if you're interested.

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What would be the advantage?

[Bigman80]

What would be the advantage?

No idea Geoff. I only know if one guy who makes them and he said "it's like the motor was new when input them in"

I've not had a Lenco or changed any V-Blocks so not something I can say from experience.

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[kambo_z]

How does some Teflon V-BLOCKS sound? Fantastic apparently. I know a guy who makes them. Let me know if you're interested.

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I heard that Teflon v-block are unstable and they creeps as well. I am not sure if its right or not.

[Bigman80]

I heard that Teflon v-block are unstable and they creeps as well. I am not sure if its right or not.

I'm not sure why that would be the case?

Like I said, having never heard them I can't speak from experience but he is very pleased with his.

He did say he'd let people try before they buy. Maybe they are worth a try?

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