I just bolted a 401 down to a heavyweight wooden block and screwed down (though deftly decoupled) the ancient Mayware (re-wired by mine own fairly clumsy hands - I spilled the coffee all down my front just now while trying to explain auditory neuropathy to a colleague who had phoned to disturb my precious holi-day); and such coffee!)
VTA right, weight more or less right, he switched on.
Cor it sounds nice even though the 103 cantilever is a bit bent - little phroaaaaaar!
Vinyl can sound so wonderful (through much modded WADpre2 & phony 2, to rebuilt Quad303 to ESS AMT1Es - fabby roos.
Anthony, if you read this, keep your 401 (or give it to ME!!!!!!!!)
401 up & turning!
- andrew Ivimey
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Mayware arms are stunning! I have one, I am in the process of putting a slighly longer arm tube into it, and rewiring it. They do something that conventional gimballed arms dont.
A thumbs up from me!!!
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A thumbs up from me!!!
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Double post......................duh