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Bought a tone arm
Just pulled the trigger on a Jelco 370D ala LAD branding. This will go on my Thorens TD-125mk2 with a Denon DL-103LC. This is the second Jelco arm for me; my 125 currently has 250st on it and I will move that over to a Micro Seiki DQ-41 that I recently picked up. I will have to route a new arm mount for it because it is made for 222mm distance.
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eno,
that sounds like a great move. having a detachable headshell is essential to me as i enjoy swapping cartridges. mounting, inspecting, and swapping are all facilitated here.
i will assume you have a few carts lying around, they can all be mounted and ready.
the jelco is much the same as my mmt which is classically mounted on my sota sapphire.
i bet an adcXLM would be great on the other jelco you have. or maybe the dyna 18d with its extremely short cantilever.
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Thanks.
Yes the removable headshell and the fact that my 250st was built so well is what sold me over a Rega RB250 I was eyeing (although that is good arm as well). I have read that the LAD 370 is very similar to the MMT except that the mounting distance is shorter; have you heard that?
I'll post picks as soon as I get it.
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not sure about that but vinyl engine may have some clues.
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the ADC XLM looks cool and it was well regarded back in the day it seems. Too bad both Jelco's are too heavy for it. I might want to invest in another cheap Nagaoka or AT95e they seemed to be as about as low as you can go with MM's.
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i would go for the nagaoaka, poppa chubby has one and swears by it. the mp200 has a boron canitlever, one of the very best materials for canitlevers.
NAGAOKA phono cartridge,NAGAOKA phonograph cartridge
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I think I might go for the Nag 11 or 110, but this is after I get both tables running and see what my Denon's are pumping out.
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