Cartridge with broken coil wire


Hello

I have a Miyabi standard that needs repair. There are 2 fine wires that have be broken where they connect to the output pins. I was told not all retippers will be able to resolder these delicate wires. Could anyone suggest a retipper/repairer that can undertake this task?

I am nor sure whether this was a coincidence or not, but this damage was done about a week after i used the degauss function on my Vida phono stage.

I am based in Australia 

leicachamp
I was hoping somebody would address the OPs thoughts that the degaussing function of his Vida phono stage could have contributed to the problem. Is this at all possible? If so please explain.
Soundsmith would be my first call. I also have a Mayabi Standard and what a special cart it is.
Dear @tooblue : Degaussin a LOMC cartridge always is a risk because the coil wires are tinner than a human been hair.

Degaussin can burn in the coil wire. Sometimes happens and sometimes not depending on the degaussin intensity. Seems to me that the OP degausser is not a safe one and I think he can make a claim to the Vida manufacturer because that item was the culprit. Maybe that function in that Vida phono stage sample is working bad, any way it's a manufacturer responsability and he must pay for the @op cartridge damage.

Best is not use degaussin with LOMC cartridges, at least not with that phono stage.


Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,
R.
I agree with Raul......these connections/coils are very thin and you don't want to zap them.  Some cartridge manufacturers say its ok, but if you don't have their ok........

The only remanufacturer I know is Soundsmith in New York, USA.