Tone arm plug in RCA cable?

Looks like a certain forum contributor is 'wed' to referring to other members as being 'stupid' hopefully this short lived and is only a passing trend/fad.

I think this is possible, as the certain forum member, did refrain from informing the OP in this thread, to Dump their equipment and spend thousands $$$$$ on the barrage of purchase links subsequently supplied.  This usual 'wed' to attitude appears to have been a fad, I hope as they have discovered the approach is not abe to be taken serious and is laughable, or is this different approach only limited to this thread?    

It is not really considerate to the OP, or contributors who have offered support,  that the raised Thread is contaminated with unhelpful moments, that are of a content that is attacking the contributions offered,  especially attacks of the type that are bullying and intended to discourage further input.

@imhififan a good selection of photo suggestions to help the OP see further considerations. 

I am with you on option 3, the OP is hopefully still enjoying the assessment of what can be achieved with the options outlined.         

@imhififan thanks for those examples. In the last “option 3” example:

1. Does one use a specific type of wire? (Like a specific thin silver?)
2. Which company peddles the DIN plugs ?

@pindac it appears like might be in the same boat, if one those IQ denigrations were aimed your way. (But I feel more like Gillian, rather than Thurston Howell III, or the Professor.)

@holmz a Pure Copper Zavfino DIN Plug and the Chassis Mount  Pure Copper WBT reduced eddy RCA's will be a good start for the connections.

There are already links to Zavfino in other posts. 

The Jury is out on Copper vs Silver, I have used OFC Copper Cables in the early 00's  and exchanged all Cables to OCC Copper and Silver over the course of New Millennium.   

In the past few years I have been exchanging to CCC Copper and D.U.C.C Copper Cables from Power Cable through to Speaker.

After the impression made during a recent Tonearm demonstration, I will soon have a Tonearm Internal Wiring in CCC as well.

SAEC are unique in using the same wire type  in a commercial product, and it can be found used in their $13000 Tonearm Model. 

Both myself and a friend now know why SAEC chose this wire, out of the numerous other choices for them to select. 

SAEC are unique in using the same wire type  in a commercial product, and it can be found used in their $13000 Tonearm Model. 

Both myself and a friend now know why SAEC chose this wire, out of the numerous other choices for them to select

You and your friend sound smart.
 

 

@holmz a Pure Copper Zavfino DIN Plug and the Chassis Mount  Pure Copper WBT reduced eddy RCA's will be a good start for the connections.

I’d be stupid not to follow this route. 

Thanks @pindac 

SAEC, the company known for tonearms, has been out of the business during most of the most modern era of obsessive copper wire-naming and the wild claims associated with that practice.