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In Reply to: RE: Technics SL 1301 tone arm effective mass questions . . . posted by rotarius on March 1, 2017 at 20:03:02:
But also, that brings back memories! That AT11E is the cartridge that came with my first ever "real" turntable, a Philips 437. It was part of a package system my parents bought for me at a Tech HiFi used/demo store as a Christmas present in 1978 when I was 13.And now I have an AT13ea on the Technics SL 1301. I got it on another Philips, the AF877, that I bought for $50 from a guy off of Craig's List about 6 years ago. It's stylus was dead, so I bought a new replacement stylus after getting the table, and barely used it as I soon replaced it with a Sure M97xe.
So, after the AT13ea sat in a drawer for 6 years, I put in on the Technics. At first it sounded a bit dry and bright, but NOW after about 12 or so hours of spinning records over the past few days, it sounds fantastic. I was worried about compliance mismatch, but I don't know. It sounds great! And it LOOKs so right on this table of the same era. :-)
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Edits: 03/01/17
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Follow Ups
- Wow, the AT11E on a SL 1400 - I now have an AT13ea on my SL 1301 . . . - JoshT 23:28:03 03/01/17 (2)
- Josh, the perforated headshell should be lighter. - volunteer 07:36:32 03/02/17 (1)
- I was thinking about that . . . - JoshT 08:59:06 03/02/17 (0)