Originally Posted by
Marco
I haven't done the comparison, but my gut feeling says (and it's usually fairly reliable) that it should be better than the Jelco. Micro Seiki certainly have a fine reputation. The arms are cheap enough to take a punt on, I reckon, and could be moved on fairly easily if not suitable. Just Google for 'Micro Seiki MA 202'
This is the sort of thing you would need, if you were using the arm with an SPU (short of getting Steve to make you a complete heavier c/w) :
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Micro-Seik...item4acbfc0d75
Marco.
Micro Seiki seems very rare. Looks like I would have to wait a while for one and then be super careful as to condition. Price seems very nice 2nd hand on Ebay, mostly abroad too so another risk
Tried looking here to see if you did a direct RS-212D comparison to Jelco 750
Can you point me in that direction or tell me how the two compared ?
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