audiophile help needed in CT

I just looked at Goodwin's site. they do have a LINN tt guy. i am going to call there, and try and set up an appointment, if they have misc parts, and a microscope.

i guess this post post did not go.

there seems to be a lot missing info from the record, which i knw well. ( alicia dela rocha's mostly mozart original decca lp. One can't hear the various notes struck within the chords.

i am not sure if it is the stylus/cantiliver on the supex mc. the tracking weight and anti skate are correctly set up. or what else.
hearing is not not what it was 40 years ago, but I CAN hear the same info from a Fasil Say CD of the same Bach Chaconne.

Thanks for all of responses.
I forgot about MT Kisco. I lived nearby out of college.
I bought some very substantial runs of terminated Linn speaker cable there about 25 years ago. not sure if it is the same ownership.
(I had put in rear Rogers speakers with an old fashioned tine delay to try and make my room into Carnegie hall.)

He is closer than Waltham, so that might be the first choice.

plan B is sell the Llinn/Ittok and and buy a current 2000 dollar rig, which is a bit less fussy. Pro-ject or such.
clearly, there is no dollar limit in analog these days. But i have to not get crazy.
thanks for everyone's input.
bob