Happy is not caring about "original."
Sound-Smith retipping
Recently broke the cantilever on my Dynavector 17D3, although still think cat did it!
Anyone else have experience retipping a 17D3? After researching a few options I ended up contacting and then sending to Sound-Smith.
Don’t understand some negative feedback I’d seen in terms of time and quality. Service was personal, fast (back in 3 weeks from sending out) and best of all sound I feel is improved especially the low end - I went with their Boron Cantilever with nude contact line and the work was done by David Moskowitz. Clearly a great deal of attention was paid taking into account the short cantilever of the original.
Anyone else have experience retipping a 17D3? After researching a few options I ended up contacting and then sending to Sound-Smith.
Don’t understand some negative feedback I’d seen in terms of time and quality. Service was personal, fast (back in 3 weeks from sending out) and best of all sound I feel is improved especially the low end - I went with their Boron Cantilever with nude contact line and the work was done by David Moskowitz. Clearly a great deal of attention was paid taking into account the short cantilever of the original.
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chakster ... who is David Moskowitz ?Soundsmith is not a one-person shop. Not even close. |
@cleeds yes, but when it comes to cartridges he is the one. I knew that other people repair audio equipment at SoundSmith. Anyway, I think the situation is similar when someone expect VdH personally repair carts, in reality it’s someone else in most cases. Must be qualified person, but not the master himself |
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