Mounting Graham B44 arm on SME 20/2

I just sent this rotating circle idea to a friend who might use a 11-1/8", or a 12.16" length. The metal ring simply loosens so you can rotate the black insert to any distance, then re-tighten the metal ring.

Always keep in mind, the rear end of any tonearm moves back, and right, co-ordinate so it fits inside a dust cover. If the cover is removable, you don’t need to worry about the right side during play, just the back end when it’s parked

https://auc.aleado.com/yahoo/lot?auctionID=d1167009129

I buy on Aleado, can tell you all about it, that, buy it now $177, add fees and shipping to usa, I guess might total $250. On the right side, there is a ’destination’ box, with a pop-down, you pick your country, they estimate a total for you, add some to that.

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This listing shows a mounting plate with an oval cutout. Seller is keeping it.

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Pyma, Isn't that last message from Fedex rather cryptic? What do they mean by "no contents"?  Did you receive delivery of the box only to find it was empty? Otherwise, are they not obligated to deliver the box even if it IS empty? And why would they open it for inspection at all, in order to determine it was empty?  It traveled only within the US, so there was no need for customs or anything of that sort.

Let me add some more context.

I was tracking the box along the way and at some point the status shown changed to "Delivery Exception, We will notify you when the package starts moving again". I waited 2-3 days and the status was not changing. Then I called FEDEX. I was told "your package cannot be delivered because when we scanned it there are no contents". Of course, you can imagine my reaction. Apparently, FEDEX scans the packages at each depot along the way, and they refused to deliver an empty box, out of embarrassment?. It does sound fishy, as they realized that the package had been scanned previously and it was not flagged as empty. The only logical explanation is theft by FEDEX employees. A claim has been filed but what good is that at this point.

Is it possible the seller forgot to put it in the box? Seems an odd thing to steal.

When I was selling LPs on ebay, a few times, I turned the box over, taped the label on, put it in the stack, then, later, checking the stack, oh, this one's empty, not sealed on the back side.

Bizarre. I suggest complaining all the way up the line in the Fedex system.  What right have they got to arbitrarily decide not to deliver even an empty box?  If you had the empty box, you might at least use that to discuss with the sender. But as you suggest, it may be that the package was stolen somewhere in PA, and they don’t want to acknowledge it. People like to disparage the USPS but I use their priority mail for packages all the time and have never had a problem. Whereas I am always holding my breath when it comes to Fedex, "Castaway" notwithstanding. I recently bought an expensive linestage, and it arrived via Fedex with ALL of the large output coupling capacitors having been shaken loose inside the chassis. Two out of 4 of them were broken off at both ends, so they were bouncing around inside. And other damage was done as well, even in the correct ARC factory shipping box. Fortunately for me, the seller, a dealer in Minnesota, was an upright guy who took all responsibility, because I know Fedex would never have done so.