#TONEARM REWIRE KIT UPGRADE#

I hope you serve this solution, and if the tests work, please tell it in the forum.ДЄ greeting to all the members of Vinyl Engine. I had intended to publish an article with all this in VINYL ENGINE, but was not quite sure what he was doing, and trademarks mentioned that and I would not like to encourage some brands over others, because I have no commercial interest. I thought making a Dual 714Q that I am restoring. This technique still I was unable to test it, because I have not had time. Once dried, solder with tin to the terminals.ДЄn them, the inside wire ropes are excellent for making some leads for headshell for SME tipe or similar. Coat wires one by one and hang at one end until it is dry.Д¦. Using a brush or put a some spray in a very small container and passing the wires wrapped by liquid. When you have five ropes stretched the facts well.ДҐ. For this you can help with a drill battery.Д¤. Get two hairs of the mesh and enroscas evenly, being careful to not be very tight. Separate mesh shielding with careful not entangle.ДЈ. Get one meter of cable and cut the outside of the insulation with a short blade.Дў. With all these argumets, my method consist of the following:ДЎ. I don't remember the cost of the product. Right now do not know what it can cost a boat for these products. There are several brands: CRCВ® or JELTВ®, among others. This cable is made of oxygen-free copper in its entirety, with an outer layer of tin.Д«esides, if you are amateur to electronic, of you know that there are some electronic products used in the manufacture of PCB's that are sprays insulation of a product to protect the copper. The meter cost me on my 0.70 в‚¬ for midle time.

This type of cable, or similar to this, you can buy by metres in an electronics store.

Within the broad range of cables for audio applications that I am going to have to focus on a specific model, the C202. You surely know, that you are Italian, the excellent brand cables 'TASKERВ® '. This is an issue that I have been studying a lot of time and I have found the following solution. DIY kit to rewire the internal and external wires of a Rega tonearm with high quality Litz cable in a single run from the cartridge tags to the RCA plugs. An arm with superb wire that doesn't work properly is less useful than a working arm with the stock wire! OTOH, I have had successful results with the Incognito kit, but you do have to be careful that the arm still moves freely when you have finished. There are people, such as Johnny7, who will do it for you, and who have the expertise to ensure the end result is good. I do feel that it would be easy to ruin an arm this way, in which case you haven't really saved any money :?.

#TONEARM REWIRE KIT UPGRADE#

This site is only available in German now (there used to be an English version: I know two German women, but I'd be embarrassed to ask either of them to translate this - they'd think it was just sad!), but the Rega upgrade section draws on an old 'Rega hot rodding' website's instructions: BTW, I wouldn't unscrew the vertical pivot bearings myself, and neither would many others! The author suggests using solid core enamelled wire from cartridge clip to phono plug. Hi, you could try here for some ideas, including some indication of the issues you have to deal with, as far as a Rega is concerned at least.

Tonearm rewire kit