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In Reply to: RE: what is meant by the insulation posted by alc777 on August 16, 2020 at 21:52:44:
closed his business. I once tried to help him fix a customer's Forte amplifier that caught fire, but Forte would not cooperate with me. I was able to purchase a large container of a spice in Alaska that he wanted, but no help with hifi. Mr. Tu always had music playing on his AR-XA turntable, but I forget the amplifier and speakers. He mostly serviced equipment he had previously sold and had very little new things for sale. There was a great CD store close to him that sold audiophile quality CDs.I just realized that the ceramic transducer must be insulated from the stainless steel to prevent a short between the bottom of the transducer and the stainless steel wall. I don't think the transducers sold online provide an insulating material. That's something that I may still have to research and may need that one last answer from the company in Taipei. I believe the insulating materIal must be rigid instead of flexible.
I have researched how to remove the old transducer, and I feel confident that I can do it.
I also purchased this excellent vacuum cleaning machine in Taipei at a store near Zhongxiao street and Luoyang street.
Edits: 08/17/20
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- My last visit to Taipei was March 2002, and Mr.Tu had already - alaskahiatt 01:05:34 08/17/20 (0)