titanium headshell
hi bulgin,
You love "exotique" materials, I respect your high tech lux concept.
FYI,
I used only "ordinary" (dur) Alu tube dia 10mm and with a inside inner bar (dur) Alu dia 8mm (non magnetic).
For the alu bar 8mm; with a fine file (zoete vijl) bring it "perfect" on 1/2 dia (for a old mech ingineer with ordinary tools no problem ).
I use (2) brassing (Cu) screws (non magnetic).
Allez, salukes en vriendelijke groeten,
Karel
hi bulgin,
You love "exotique" materials, I respect your high tech lux concept.
FYI,
I used only "ordinary" (dur) Alu tube dia 10mm and with a inside inner bar (dur) Alu dia 8mm (non magnetic).
For the alu bar 8mm; with a fine file (zoete vijl) bring it "perfect" on 1/2 dia (for a old mech ingineer with ordinary tools no problem ).
I use (2) brassing (Cu) screws (non magnetic).
Allez, salukes en vriendelijke groeten,
Karel
This seems really simple and effective.
It's a unipivot by Consonance.
http://www.opera-consonance.com/products/tonearm/T988_T1288.htm
kffern
It's a unipivot by Consonance.
http://www.opera-consonance.com/products/tonearm/T988_T1288.htm
kffern
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WOW! That is such a simple design and very usable across different types of turntables.
It has me thinking
about trying to adopt this type of headshell for older Dual turntables because a new Dual headshell costs about $30-$40 and I just can't see spending that much $$$ to have multiple cartridges to change in and out on my Dual 510.The Consonace arm looks pretty nice and I wonder why there isn't any USA distributors?
But I do see Grant Fidelity (Canada) has this available on their online catalog. Pre-order the LP6.1 for only $940 - doesn't look like a bad deal for a very decent TT.
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