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In Reply to: I bet Peter at SoundSmith could repair it. /nt\ posted by Opus 33 1/3 on December 19, 2016 at 13:37:49:
Soundsmith is out of my reach; in any case, I have 2 good ADC bodies and a few different styli to play with now. The Voice of Music just sent a 108-DET (originally the RXL, elliptical) saying it's manufacturer was the original ADC manufacturer. It sounds a little dull, first crack out of the box, compared to my original XLM-ii stylus but it seems worth it to break it in since I trust TVoM guy.I'll post how it goes after few dozen plays.
The only drawback is it will take away from my time listening to my new favorite vintage unit- A Pickering XUV-4500Q (shibata) which has a delicate lively sound and great bass! Fantastic cart.
The ADC needles I have are an NOS XTii Digital Series, the new 108-DET, and the old XLMii original needle. All work nicely in my Sony's arm which seems close to the G-707's very low effective mass. So far, the old XLMii is the sweetest sounding: very well balanced octave-to-octave, dynamic, high output, very low noise, and minimizes surface noise beautifully. If you go ahead, you'll be glad you got it up and running!
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