If you fancy doing it for the way it will look. Go for it!
But I do agree with Barry. I can't see that there'd be much gain sonically.
Originally Posted by
Barry
Whilst I do not have any experience of either the Technics 1210 arm or of the Jelco 750D arm, the mechanical characteristics of the two arms are similar.
The effective mass for the Technics arm is 12.0g, and for the Jelco arm it is 13.48g. Not much different. But you are using a Shure SC35C, having a (static) compliance of 5cu and a mass of 6.2g. So when mounted in either arm the arm/cartridge resonant frequency will be high (~ 23Hz with the Technics arm, and ~22.5Hz with the Jelco arm). Both of these figures are too high. Ideally they should be no more than 14 Hz. To achieve this you ought to add some mass to the headshell.
However if you are happy with the Shure mounted in the Technics arm then leave things as they are.
It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!