Anyone know of a cheap source for the Audiotechnica technihard heavy headshells?
Audiocubes want about £60.....
Audio Technica headshells
#4
Gerry, that would be great. I would take a 13g, 15g and 18g if possible.Gerry wrote:Max
They are about £35 in Japan. I'm going to get some the next time my brother comes over (he lives there). Probably early next year if you can wait.
Thanks
Max
#5
Yes, the AT-LH1?/OCC ones.
That's not a bad price actually, but you'd have to add on shipping, import duty, VAT...
#6
i got one of these last year for the m3d ,it cost about £50 and was delivered within 8 days, no import duties paid!Max N wrote:
Yes, the AT-LH1?/OCC ones.
That's not a bad price actually, but you'd have to add on shipping, import duty, VAT...
its ok's, better than the sme 3009 headshells which flex far to much
but i could not tell the difference compared to a quality alloy one with some lead attached...
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I now use these
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWNX:IT
Brilliant for the money, two for £12 !!
They are as good as my Sumiko.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWNX:IT
Brilliant for the money, two for £12 !!
They are as good as my Sumiko.
#9
Max yes they take weights. They are the generic disco deck headshells. Nothing wrong with them ...work fine. You can get them cheaper here or here. HoweverMax N wrote:That is a good price. They look like they will accept screw in weights? I'm assuming that's a threaded hole in the top?
these are excellent and what I use most of the time.
Regards
Gerry
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