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The Schroeder has arrived

My Schroeder Reference arrived over the holiday weekend. It has been a long wait but looks to be well worth it. The fit and finish on this tonearm is a work of art. The adjustments are actually very simple compared to many arms. Most adjustments are just a slight turn of a set screw. The arm sounds incredible. I have heard others say effortless. That seems pretty good to me as words really cannot describe how good this sounds in my system. I am still in the process of fine tuning and the wire is still breaking in so I guess it will probably sound even better. I am using a Shelter 901 on it and that seems to match up well. BTW, if anyone is looking to buy a Schroeder I would strongly suggest working with Thom at Galibier Design. He kept in contact with me throughout the lengthy waiting period and was excellent with the delivery and setup. I would though be interested to hear from any others that may have this tonearm and their thoughts on some of the cartridges that are a good match.

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05-31-05

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06-09-05 George,my business is in middlesex county.went to a harry pa ... sirspeedy70680@

06-09-05 Sirspeedy, if you go to the "support" page on the ... Flyingred

06-09-05 Hi raul, the "j" shaped 'seikis have always intri ... Thom_mackris

06-09-05 Dear thom: i have severals headshells and many of them wuth ... Rauliruegas

06-09-05 I have a new,latest for me,spin on our beloved little analog ... sirspeedy70680@

06-09-05 Flyingred,do you feel then,that the bacote tube best matches ... sirspeedy70680@

06-09-05 Sirspeedy i don't think i'm qualified to advise you. howeve ... Flyingred

06-09-05 Hi guys, recently i had the opportunity to measure f-res of ... berlin8@

06-09-05 Sirspeedy: it was never my intent to obtain your home add ... Gmorris

06-09-05 Hi all, the whole res. freq. thing is certainly intriguing. ... Thom_mackris

06-10-05 Dear friends: i already post in the past: i try to match car ... Rauliruegas

06-10-05 Is there a case for coming up with a tt's "compliance&q ... Gregm

06-10-05 Frank, a friend with much experience with the denon 103 fami ... Dougdeacon

06-10-05 George,sorry,i don't want to come off as a snob.your questio ... sirspeedy70680@

06-11-05 Hi doug, raul ... i wonder if i am doing a disservice by pu ... Thom_mackris

06-11-05 Dear thom: the mass/compliance chart is a great service to a ... Rauliruegas

06-13-05 ^^^ what raul said. Dougdeacon

06-13-05 . what did doug say ? . Cello

06-13-05 Hi everyone, a few additional thoughts on the issue of an &q ... berlin8@

06-13-05 Very good points frank. btw, i work ( for years ) hard with ... Rauliruegas

06-13-05 Yup! what y'all said. last night i put in the caveat on ... Thom_mackris

06-13-05 Thom: great!!! regards and enjoy the music. raul. Rauliruegas

11-09-06 Considering the panoply of equipment you are using i would b ... Jhendrixfan

11-09-06 Hi jhendrixfan, i'm not sure who's "panoply of equipme ... Thom_mackris

11-09-06 I stepped in some panoply once. couldn't get the stuff of wi ... Dan_ed

11-25-06 Hey guys......i posted to this thread back in june '05 & pu ... Socoaste

11-27-06 I don't think you want to glue the armboard down, if that is ... Dan_ed

11-27-06: Thom_mackris
Not only that (Dan-ed's comments), but adding any sort of bonding agent may interrupt energy transmission.

Think of everything as a material - even a thin bonding layer.

Better to wank down on some bolts to join the two layers together. This, at least is reverseable.

Cheers,
Thom @ Galibier
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