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Anyone familiar with Ikeda 9 series (cantileverless kind) MC cartridges?
Impressed by the series FR-7 kinds , more in particular the FR-7 fz, I wanted to try some of the
9 C(?) kinds. I was able to buy the 9 C, mk2 but was not able to find much info about other
versions. There are later versions so I am interested in their possible ''added values''.
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Dear Dover, My English teacher deed not respond to my request to explain the expression ''hoop'' which you used to explain the working of the ''tie back string'' by Ikeda Rex. You also deed not react to my question as in case of ''wonder grease from Swiss watchmakers'' which seems to work like ''holy water'' from (Dutch) New Zeeland. I assume you don't like disputes? But I am a lawyer and the question then would be how they would earn their living without disputs? I hope you will be so kind to address both questions. |
@nandric Have a look at the picture under more details http://soundgate.net/product/MjM0.highend The tieback string is the string from the stylus mounting point to the back of the cartridge. Is that "the wire" you are asking about ? The hoop is the U shaped pipe. The stylus is mounted at the bottom of the U shaped pipe ( hoop ). The purpose of the tieback string is to prevent the record ripping the "hoop" out when playing a record. Where is your question on wonder grease ?? |
Thanks Dover, Because of similarity with Decca I was not able to see direct connection with the stylus by Ikeda Rex. My simple mind assumed that this ''tieback wire'' was the ground. Left and Right channels can be easily seen on your ''U shaped pipe'' so, one can ask, where is the ground ? (grin). The wonder greas you can enjoy by our newest improvement or , as Raul would say, ''refurbishing'' of FR-64/66 . Curious btw that you missed such important ''invention''. |
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