What the heck are you trying to say? It doesn't make any sense.
SME V Tonearm on eBay Hong Kong Sellers are FAKE!!!
Report and do not buy from sellers: mandy-930 and makiyo2008
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@nandric this one ? https://youtu.be/P--eQjUIUr8 |
Well the curious thing is that Japanese economy was based on replica of European and American , say, inventions. Curious in the sense that they (aka Ikeda) ask + $ 2000 for the original B-60 while the most buyers want ''original'' parts by each item. The obvious assumption being that ''original'' is somehow better than replica. However the same Japanese have proven the other way round. This may be different for paintings and antiques by which ''original'' means (much) more money. We are discussing the ''mechanics'' of the tonearms while the function of this B-60 is to move the arm up and down + provide extra mass for the 'energy transfer''. Some tonearms use huge nuts for the same purpose. The thing is not supposed to ''sound'' so I can't answer this question. What I can say is that the thing function as it should and because made from the same ''substance'' (aka steel) is, I assume, as heavy as the original. The seller told me about his ''profit'' so I decided to buy two samples. A German friend already offered 700 euro for one of my samples. I wish I was as ''smart'' with my shares (grin). @chakster you are always right with your pictures but, alas, not always with your assumptions. This means that the B-60 on your picture is the replica. I don' t use the expression ''fake'' because I am a lawyer (grin). |
@chakster The B60 replica in the you tube video is garbage. Compared to the original I have, the motion up and down of the pillar housing appears to be rattly, loose and wobbly. There is no way mine moves up and down that fast, clearly the tolerances in the replica are much looser than the original. You can see the pillar moving sideways in the last motion. |
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