But sometimes, as in the case of my 2 Transfiguration carts, they are no longer made and an aftermarket retip is necessary. Soundsmith did one for me and it sounds excellent. VAS did another one, but I haven’t installed it yet. Too bad Transfiguration went under. They were really nice cartridges. Even the less expensive ones.
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mijostyn, Your assertion is that manufacturer ''do rettipinig.'' either of ''stylus only '' and/or cantillever/stylus combo as they buy by either Ogura or Namiki. But logic ''say'' that if the assertions are not true than deduced statemnet from them can't also be true. Your further assertion is that THOSE are much better than those by the so called ''repair services''.. Both your assertions are ,say, problematic. One can get an ''new generator'' with cantilever/stylus included which than is gluead in ''your cart body''. Those are known as ''exchange'' possibility. However those are pretty expensive. No wonder that many try the ''conventional rettipers''. But they seldom do ''stylus alone'' retip.. The complete cantiver/stylus combo is much more easy to do: gluiing the combo in the joint pipe on which back side coils are fastened. Besides this kind of retip is twice as expensive (+/-). That is why I was thankful to Raul because Expert styus in UK is not anymore attractive for E.U. people ( ''taxes'') If the retipper which Raul mentioned is in your country you should try. Raul is the best info provider I know. I even purchased all MM carts which he recommended despite the fact that I use ony MC's.
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What about coils repair? As far as I know only Northwest Analogue in UK does coils but very expensive. I doscovered one in Poland. He fixed my Kiseki Agaat. The address is: [email protected]
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