nandric
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| Rabco SL-8E Tone Arm Dear Frogman, Sorry I missed your point. Well the optimistamong us may think to be able to find the 'sweet spot' inboth 'fields' of their activity. A skeptic however willprobable state that one kind can fake or pretend while the other together wit... | |
| Rabco SL-8E Tone Arm Dear Essential..., I am really glad for Kisawyer. He alsogot the pictures of my Rabco spares so he can complete hisRabco. I hope however that David invented some other kindof armwand than those balsa wood kinds. Some Aussie proved(?) that this obs... | |
| Rabco SL-8E Tone Arm Dear Lew, You are obviously in 'logical' trouble except ifHerb Papier had an alias : David Shreve. I now recollect that the Rabco story started before 70is.Back then my scholarship was $250 per month while the Rabcoprice was the 'astronomical' $10... | |
| Rabco SL-8E Tone Arm Essential&Mosin, Is David 'the watchmaker' who used rubybearings for the Rabco and moded the armwand? In the 80isor even before? The Rabco was/is very popular in Hollandbut the aim by modifications was to make the arm lighter(aka MM carts). So... | |
| Rabco SL-8E Tone Arm Kisawyer, If you post the pictures of your Rabco to meI can see what parts are missing (btw 'et'=@). You havemy e-mail address and don't need A'gon as intermediary.I bought then an incomplete Rabco for parts but never usedany. | |
| Rabco SL-8E Tone Arm Hi Kisawyer, You got my e-mail address so you should explain to me which parts you need. I can then look if I have those and decide if you can get them for free ornot. Your Rabco is not my problem but yours. | |
| Rabco SL-8E Tone Arm Hi Kisawyer, I have some somewhere in those boxes in whichI accumulated all kinds of parts during 40 years of thisenigmatic hobby (nikola et andric.com). I hope they deednot accumulate to much rust meanwhile. | |
| Need an inexpensive phono stage I just ordered the Jasmine LP 2 in China for my secondsystem as upgrade for my NAD PP2 which was about $100 .The NAD was recommended by Sterophile if I remember well.The NAD is pretty good for the MM carts but not so forthe LOMC's. | |
| Looking for a $500 or so phono preamp -- BC23 ? Redglobe, I am curious myself. First about my first 'Chinese', second about the import duty (32% in Holland). Alas there is no member lookup anymore.Regards, | |
| Looking for a $500 or so phono preamp -- BC23 ? I assume that everyone who intend to buy a 'new' (other)phono-pre will do some search before he or she decide.We are discussing pro and contra about some of those withina peculiar price range. Nobody can force the other to buywhatever. BTW the usu... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Dear Lew, If your wife is not allowed to see your postintended for us you can make a copy of my 'reasoning' aboutthe 'jewels' and plastic. May I conclude that you also fancy the ruby 'jewel' more then 'plastic' sapphire?Regards, | |
| Looking for a $500 or so phono preamp -- BC23 ? Kennyman, The Chinese are not such a diligent workers aswe assume. They just came back to work from some strange Holyday whith 4 free days . I made an offer on their price (ebay.uk) and they made an counter offer ($421 + $75 postage). I asked for ... | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? Vidmantas uses sapphire bearing for his Reed tonearms whilesome other tonearm producer with an Italian name usesruby bearings. The only difference seems to be the colour.But to me ruby looks like jewel while sapphire looks like plastic. | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? This thread is about MM carts so no 'substitution' withother kinds is correct. BTW 'synonyms' are not about reference but about sense (Frege,about sense and reference). | |
| Who needs a MM cartridge type when we have MC? About the names. Supstitutio salva veritate is a logicalrule based on the assumption that whatever is true aboutthe object A will stay true regardles the name we use torefer to the object A. Say: Vienna, Wien, Wenen, Bec ,etc.Shakespeare also deed... |