I bought a Mike New bearing from Dave a while back. I had to return it as one of the bolt holes was in the wrong place. The debit card refund must have cost Dave a few bob. At that point he stopped selling them. Just one more data point.
I bought a Mike New bearing from Dave a while back. I had to return it as one of the bolt holes was in the wrong place. The debit card refund must have cost Dave a few bob. At that point he stopped selling them. Just one more data point.
Richard.
Oh yes indeedy
I felt so grumpy yesterday and didn't know why. A good dose of Ricochet restored my equilibrium![]()
I can't go on and I can't go back, I don't feel so matter of fact,
I tried and tried to make good sense, What's the good to try it all again?
great lp
I am in the process of upgrading my hell/p12 with the new superficial bearing* (its from a set of skateboard wheels from 1977)....just gotta wait for the factory to nick a deck from a youff at the skatepark
*also have to clean my STI tonearm.....it seems to have developed a weird rash![]()
BigMooG (Jonathan Stanley)
He says: Decca is Better
Vinyl System: Superficial Engineering hell/p12 turntable (British Leyland suspension upgrade), Jack-a-nori semi mono Cartridge (tooth pick cantilever), STI Klynik XXX tonearm (rewired with Klimacs Kable ), intelligence quotient 161 (mensa) preamplifier with 224 NOS Ssangyong ECC88s and NOS North Korean kim-jong-ill GZ34s, barelyaudible research V.P.L. dual quad mono amplifiers with modified circuit boards (MDF), Gilson W.A.L.L.O.P Ultimate Final V2 loudspeakers, uranium cable loom (mercury vapour upgrade), hysterical research and Dr Mike Amera room treatments-flock wallpaper, yergota bee-joking cryofrozen fuses throughout .
Digital system: cd player
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Location: Bristol, UK
Posts: 85
I'm Russell.
I also bought a MN from Dave a while back which had misplaced mounting holes. You definitely couldnt fit this correctly without doing some work on it. I got a replacement which has been fine. I emailed Mike who said Dave hadn't contacted him about it at all so basically it's still with Dave. Dave may well be being honest (if evasive), the used bearings he's selling may well have faults. If the one on Ebay is the one I returned it wouldnt be very useful without modification. Maybe Mike will help out if there is an issue with these Ebay bearings? It would be a shame to see them not put to good use, bit of a sorry situation really.
Russell.
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I'm joe.
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I tried and tried to make good sense, What's the good to try it all again?
To Dave R and all others:--
I have never received any returned bearings as being faulty, (either from my own customers which are now many) or from Mr. Cawley.
Obviously if that had occurred, then they would have been replaced free of charge and at my cost.
More importantly, I would have had an opportunity to determine what had gone wrong in the manufacturing process, if anything, and to have further improve the bearing. I cannot imagine why I would not want to retain my reputation for supplying a quality product.
Obviously, if these units have been returned and find their way onto Ebay, then that is the responsibility of those concerned not mine.
However, if anyone is unfortunate to score the ‘jackpot’ in this regard, then I will replace the unit for a new one, under the same conditions as my previous offer.
Last edited by Mike_New; 24-10-2010 at 04:40.