Moog
AVForums Veteran
Folks , I would like to know if there is someone who can repair a broken tonearm. My Linn LP12 fell off the shelf and the result of this was that section of the plinth cover was damaged and the tonearm was also damaged. I then took the turn table to HFX for repairs and was told that the tonearm was beyond repair and I they could fit an OEM RB 250 which is basically the same design and I agree to this. I collected the turntable last week and I was expecting the same or better results but I noted the following:
1)he treble was slightly better.
2) Bass was very shy. (Biggest disappointment). Much to my misery!!!!!
3) Musicality ( how does one define this) had disappeared. Again Much to my misery!!!!!
I did not realise how a tonearm can have such a profound effect on the sound of your turntable.
I would now like to find out from forum members the following:
1) Who has an Origin Live Mk1 for sale?
2)Who has any Origin Live tonearm for sale?
3) Who has a similar warm sounding big bass sounding tonearm for sale?
Any suggestions will be welcome.
1)he treble was slightly better.
2) Bass was very shy. (Biggest disappointment). Much to my misery!!!!!
3) Musicality ( how does one define this) had disappeared. Again Much to my misery!!!!!
I did not realise how a tonearm can have such a profound effect on the sound of your turntable.
I would now like to find out from forum members the following:
1) Who has an Origin Live Mk1 for sale?
2)Who has any Origin Live tonearm for sale?
3) Who has a similar warm sounding big bass sounding tonearm for sale?
Any suggestions will be welcome.
